34g 5/6’s in fiberwad

ronn

Anybody know any RFD’s stocking the above, Wicklow or Dublin,
Thanks

no12

Courtlough have plenty

Bogwoppit

I got a slab of cheddite 34g 6's in Courtlough (may have been 32g, can't remember), I was quite impressed with them.

Rosahane

McCarthy's of Prosperous have loads.
Although McCarthy's Gamebore Black Gold are 35g I think.

bruman

ronn wrote: »

Anybody know any RFD’s stocking the above, Wicklow or Dublin,
Thanks

Kendall Monson (Dave Cooney) in Dun Laoghaire have Baschieri & Pellagi Fibre Wad in No 4's (33g) and No 6's (33g). Both are €104 per slab

ronn

bruman wrote: »

Kendall Monson (Dave Cooney) in Dun Laoghaire have Baschieri & Pellagi Fibre Wad in No 4's (33g) and No 6's (33g). Both are €104 per slab

Never heard of him, where’s he located, is it a shop or online,
Thanks

bruman

i'll pm you Daves number.

allan450

why fiber wad

ronn

allan450 wrote: »

why fiber wad

I’m going to a driven shoot, the cattle eat the plastic wads and they’d build up in the fields the fiber disintegrates,

grassroot1

It drives me nuts that you must use fiber wads, I shoot biodegradable plastic wads and cannot see what the issue with them would be?
Net wrap and baler twine are often found in cattle stomachs, nobody shouting about not using them.

Gorgeousgeorge

grassroot1 wrote: »

It drives me nuts that you must use fiber wads, I shoot biodegradable plastic wads and cannot see what the issue with them would be?
Net wrap and baler twine are often found in cattle stomachs, nobody shouting about not using them.

Biodegradable plastic wads decay when exposed to sunlight but it takes a long time and is not safe over grazing land

grassroot1

I supposed its the perceived risk rather than actual risk. I suppose on a driven shoot there would be rather more on the ground than from rough shooting.