Tomster, I bought them at a local gun warehouse in El Reno, OKlahoma called " Sears" . That is the last name of the guy that owns the store and it has been there for many years. But I think I have seen them in the RedHead magazine, you might check it out.

Cayugad, you' re right, it is a good load, better than I could ever imagine that gun could shoot from the way it was preforming with the previous load I was using. She only ran about 50 yards and killed over in the middle of the stubble field. Didn' t have do any tracking or anything, it was nice.