Posted: 2/15/2012 9:01:47 AM EDT
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Slightly OT, but I figure this is where most of the milsurp types hang out. Does anyone know of a good source for the old surplus flechettes that came out of the beehive rounds? The best I've found is CTD at $20 per pound, which seems high. I want to experiment a bit with them as single projectiles - I know they will shoot out of a pellet gun.
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Slightly OT, but I figure this is where most of the milsurp types hang out. Does anyone know of a good source for the old surplus flechettes that came out of the beehive rounds? The best I've found is CTD at $20 per pound, which seems high. I want to experiment a bit with them as single projectiles - I know they will shoot out of a pellet gun. If it's too far of topic lock away. R What type of pellet gun? |
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Slightly OT, but I figure this is where most of the milsurp types hang out. Does anyone know of a good source for the old surplus flechettes that came out of the beehive rounds? The best I've found is CTD at $20 per pound, which seems high. I want to experiment a bit with them as single projectiles - I know they will shoot out of a pellet gun. If it's too far of topic lock away. R What type of pellet gun? .177" I believe. Load the same way you do sparklers on July 4. 
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Slightly OT, but I figure this is where most of the milsurp types hang out. Does anyone know of a good source for the old surplus flechettes that came out of the beehive rounds? The best I've found is CTD at $20 per pound, which seems high. I want to experiment a bit with them as single projectiles - I know they will shoot out of a pellet gun. If it's too far of topic lock away. R What type of pellet gun? .177" I believe. Load the same way you do sparklers on July 4. with a wad of cotton? i never tried a sparkler. sounds fun. |
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If all else fails you can get new ones at the link. Pricey though. Or maybe a sample box of loaded shells broken down? |