Bismuth shot is back
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I posted this in the waterfowling thread in response to a poster's question. I have put it here because of the little traffic in the waterfowling thread.
It was just printed in Shooting Sportsman mag in an article by Tom Roster that Rio ammo Co. has purchased the name and the right to make Bismuth/tin shot, sold under the name Bismuth shot. Rio purchased it from Ely Hawk in England, who purchased it from the Bismuth company when they went belly up. According to the article, a huge manufacturing plant is being built in Texas and there should be no problems finding Bismuth shot in the future. The article also says it is being manufactured in the US now. Good news for those of us who use thin walled barreled double guns. No mention of price.
It was just printed in Shooting Sportsman mag in an article by Tom Roster that Rio ammo Co. has purchased the name and the right to make Bismuth/tin shot, sold under the name Bismuth shot. Rio purchased it from Ely Hawk in England, who purchased it from the Bismuth company when they went belly up. According to the article, a huge manufacturing plant is being built in Texas and there should be no problems finding Bismuth shot in the future. The article also says it is being manufactured in the US now. Good news for those of us who use thin walled barreled double guns. No mention of price.
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Nontypical Buck
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I posted this in the waterfowling thread in response to a poster's question. I have put it here because of the little traffic in the waterfowling thread.
It was just printed in Shooting Sportsman mag in an article by Tom Roster that Rio ammo Co. has purchased the name and the right to make Bismuth/tin shot, sold under the name Bismuth shot. Rio purchased it from Ely Hawk in England, who purchased it from the Bismuth company when they went belly up. According to the article, a huge manufacturing plant is being built in Texas and there should be no problems finding Bismuth shot in the future. The article also says it is being manufactured in the US now. Good news for those of us who use thin walled barreled double guns. No mention of price.
It was just printed in Shooting Sportsman mag in an article by Tom Roster that Rio ammo Co. has purchased the name and the right to make Bismuth/tin shot, sold under the name Bismuth shot. Rio purchased it from Ely Hawk in England, who purchased it from the Bismuth company when they went belly up. According to the article, a huge manufacturing plant is being built in Texas and there should be no problems finding Bismuth shot in the future. The article also says it is being manufactured in the US now. Good news for those of us who use thin walled barreled double guns. No mention of price.