If anyone needs a firearm motivation (S13, S15, S16) then please feel free to send a private mail or Email to Krazong@gmail.com 

I am a dedicated sport shooter as well as a Cat B collector and have helped a lot of people in obtaining new firearms via proper motivations.

......................but it symbolises everything that's wrong with the later day hunter. Corporate hunts are the worst, basically living target shoots.
I look at my Engineering, lawyer friends so called hunts, they hotel room centered shoots, the term "hunt can not be used, it is grammatically incorrect. 

Not very different to a couple of fat okes 'hunting' off the back of a bakkie.

Quote from: JamesNotBond on Today at 03:35 PM

QuoteNo. Most if then were once fired when I received them. They have not been fired more than five times. Thrice is probably correct. 

You speak of these cases as received 1 x shot, are they second hand cases? If so, can we then agree that these cases could then be almost any number of times shot?

I know/knew the original owners of the cases. They bought factory ammo and did not reload. Thus I received (most probably) once fired PMP brass from them. I did not count the amount of times I reloaded them. Given the amount of shots fired, I did not reload them more than three times.

Dit lyk nie soos n bejaarde nie, maar eerder soos n gemaklike. 

Daar is dalk n paar ander tegnologiese uitvindings in sy arsenaal, soos bv battery-gedrewe verwarmers in sy sokkies.

En soos 'n mens n "fish finder" op n skiboot kry, wag ek vir die dag dat iemand 'n "buck finder" vir die bos ontwikkel.

Waar strek die fyn grens tussen gemak en tegnologie?

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No. Most if then were once fired when I received them. They have not been fired more than five times. Thrice is probably correct.
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You speak of these cases as received 1 x shot, are the second hand cases? If so can we then agree that these cases could then be almost any number of times shot.

I wasn't criticizing the venerable old lady just noting how easy we have it nowadays.
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We do have it easy.  I would not want to hunt any dangerous game with a smokepole! 
I guess the old guys had a lot more guts than I.

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If you read the old accounts, you will realise that they were happy to be at the leading edge of firearms at the times they were living in. If you read of the purchase of the weapons and their use you get the conclusion that at that time they were feeling no less equipped than any man today using a 458 Win Mag. Just what they had and it worked to a extend and had its limitations, nothing more or less.
You never read that they were disappointed or stated how pathetic their weapons were, though you did read of recoil and wet powder etc 

Quote from: Krazong on Today at 01:34 PMHi there

I think it would be nice if we can have a forum dedicated to firearm  / ammo collectors.
I know there are not a lot of us out there, but we are a lot more dedicated than the average firearm owner.

I can post the first article in there about the difference between the Russian AKM vs the Norinco Type 56.

Although I do not collect ammunition, I have always been the one to worry at a piece of ammunition I do not know.I just have to find out what it is and what its history is.

Hi there

I think it would be nice if we can have a forum dedicated to firearm  / ammo collectors.
I know there are not a lot of us out there, but we are a lot more dedicated than the average firearm owner.

I can post the first article in there about the difference between the Russian AKM vs the Norinco Type 56.