anyone have experience with Geco ammo

[PORSCHE928S4]

Plus they made the BAT ammo !!http://gundata.org/blog/post/exotic-ammunition/

 

[rjmt]

I bought a case of 380 one of my better decisions for sure super clean and reliable ! The price has gone way way up !!!

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.380 is hard to come by now
my son has his new Springfield 911 .380
spends most of his trigger time with snap caps

 

[PORSCHE928S4]

I bought my wife a Sig 230 SL and 1k of Geco one of my better plans this was a few years ago now forget about it .

 

[Certaindeaf]

Plus they made the BAT ammo !!http://gundata.org/blog/post/exotic-ammunition/

I still have some of that.

 

[saxon]

depending on caliber, for reloading it runs on the long side 300 aac

 

[A2theK]

I have never hunted Gecos so I couldn't say. Probably would want to stay below a 5gr SP to save as much meat as you can.

 

[tac]

Every year our major LGS, run by two brothers who are not only club members, but British Deer Society instructors and authorisers AND run a training school, have an open day at the club where they let you test out a variety of calibres of both RWS and GeCo ammunition for free. Obviously the idea is that you then buy as much of it as you are permitted [please ignore if that bit causes you upset - we have to live with it, and while we feel it is an infringement of our shooting rights, please remember that here in UK we don't HAVE any shooting rights].

I use the freebies time to stock up on good priced ammunition for my .22cal shooting - RWS R50 or something slightly less costy, and as much GeCo standard as I can hold.

This is five shots at 25m with one of my old BSA Martini rifles. R50 Match, on a good day.

 

[rjmt]

Every year our major LGS, run by two brothers who are not only club members, but British Deer Society instructors and authorisers AND run a training school, have an open day at the club where they let you test out a variety of calibres of both RWS and GeCo ammunition for free. Obviously the idea is that you then buy as much of it as you are permitted [please ignore if that bit causes you upset - we have to live with it, and while we feel it is an infringement of our shooting rights, please remember that here in UK we don't HAVE any shooting rights].

I use the freebies time to stock up on good priced ammunition for my .22cal shooting - RWS R50 or something slightly less costy, and as much GeCo standard as I can hold.

This is five shots at 25m with one of my old BSA Martini rifles. R50 Match, on a good day.

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since you say you have no shooting rights in the UK, I guess I shouldn't tell you that in rural areas of the NW, we shoot .22 off our covered front porch to stay out of the rain
if the neighbors hear you shooting, they don't complain, they come over to join you