Feedback has been that some of the ammo on these chargers has spots, and one comment to the effect that there was rust on one charger. Even if that is true, this is still a decent price.
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/AMM-A13450C
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Anybody need Chargers?
Feedback has been that some of the ammo on these chargers has spots, and one comment to the effect that there was rust on one charger. Even if that is true, this is still a decent price.
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/AMM-A13450C
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Not me. I have a whole box of them. Could never get them to work worth a darn.
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The British, for the most part, seem to have taught their troops to put the cartridges in with three of the rims up and two down. I find the chargers work better if you polish the inside of the charger, then put the rims in sequence, and put a little bit of Imperial Sizing die wax on several of the rims.
Years ago, I bought several small cases of British .303 made by Greenwood & Bateley in 1937. The ammo came with all the rims in sequence, unlike all the other .303 I have seen.
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Odd, Have never had a problem charger loading. (two rims up, three down) They somehow sort themselves out in the magazine
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