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Thanks for the info!!!I received an email today from Winchester stating that their .38 Special 130gr FMJ is being recalled and possibly containing incorrect powder charges for lots KF21, KL30 and KM52. Do not use!
That is all.
You are a gentleman and a scholar sir...@Mister Bisley...
Thanks for posting...
I did move this to Ammunition and Reloading Section...Hopefully to get more word out.
Andy
And a :You are a gentleman and a scholar sir...
Say it loud say it proud lolAnd a :
Fine judge of whiskey...
Excellent rifle and shotgun shot...
Hunter extraordinaire...
And modest....
Just kidding....Thank you for your kinda words.
Andy
I believe it was in National News which is fine also, just wanted to get the word out as much as possible. I hope I wasn't too assuming asking for a reprint. I know quite a few guys that shoot older .38's and don't stray far from this ammo and reload forum. Your thread wasn't misplaced I thought a few more eyes that it matters to might see it here. Certainly no offense intended.Just curious...where did I originally post this?
No offense taken, I think this definitely makes better sense. Sometimes I post things like this while at work and don't give the topic thorough consideration. I think you're right that it will be seen more in ammo and reloading. Thanks.Say it loud say it proud lol
I believe it was in National News which is fine also, just wanted to get the word out as much as possible. I hope I wasn't too assuming asking for a reprint. I know quite a few guys that shoot older .38's and don't stray far from this ammo and reload forum. Your thread wasn't misplaced I thought a few more eyes that it matters to might see it here. Certainly no offense intended.
I just shot a box of these yesterday out of my (1963 era) M36. As soon as I saw your post I was furiously checking the factory stockpile lol. It would be a shame to break such a nice old revolver. It's greatly appreciated no lie.No offense taken, I think think this definitely makes better sense. Sometimes I post things like this while at work and don't give the topic thorough consideration. I think you're right that it will be seen more in ammo and reloading. Thanks.