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Billbobnz 
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Posted: 06 Oct 2023 at 11:50am |
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Posted: 06 Oct 2023 at 11:47am |
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I have been trying to source some .177 slugs from every gun shop I could contact in NZ, and a few international shops too...
All the big pellet manufacturers do .177 slugs, JSB, H&N, Zan, NSA and a bunch of others, but no one in NZ imports .177 slugs. And the overseas shops I contacted wont ship them here. Then I remembered Brian from Spyda in the south island, so I reached out to him. My little Elly is only pushing 12FPE, so I was looking for a 10gr slug, unfortunatly the lightest he can make is a 13.4gr. But he happily made me up some which I have just recieved. Looking forward to trying them. They might be a little heavy for Elly, but its worth a try. If anyone else is interested in .177 slugs we now know where we can get them  Will post results when I test.
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