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Pete wrote:You guys really need to get out more..............

Pete

What, into those terrorist infested streets? not bloody likely!

Gazza wrote: On the same news program there was talk of evacuating the royals "if" something happens. It seems very scary.

Yes, I'm absolutely terrified that some time hence I'll no-longer be able to join the throng lining some rain-sodden street waving my little plastic Union flag whilst some detached royals waft past in their chauffeur driven limo.

Time to stock up on royal tea mugs, plates, and framed portraits of the rest of the gang so I can remember what we once had and lost.

Not.

3 freezers full (always)
Dried milk, pasta and rice.
Bread making flour.
Case of beer and a bottle of best malt.
Loads of stuff for loading.
Loads of .22
That covers most things.

Shooting related, I've just put in my last European order for bulk supply of Lapua reloading bullets. Should last me two years or so, so let's hope these suppliers will ship outside the EU by then.

Which euro dealer are you getting them from?
I used to use www.ballisticservice24.eu

Pete

Pete wrote:You guys really need to get out more..............

Pete

Agreed, too much scare mongering.

The world will not end when we leave. Do the British famers and producers not produce anything???

Brexit ? what is this thing you talk about ???????

Pete wrote:Which euro dealer are you getting them from?
I used to use http://www.ballisticservice24.eu

Pete

Yep, that's the place. I used to buy non-lapua stuff from Shooting Supplies EU but they've had virtually no stock for a long time now.

The last lot I bought came from Brian Fox, and worked out around the same as it would have cost from ballistic when I factored in shipping and cost of transferring currency.
I'll check 'em out when I'm ready to order again.

Pete

Geek wrote:
The world will not end when we leave. Do the British famers and producers not produce anything???

British farmers and growers currently produce approx 61% of the UK food requirements, the rest is imported from Europe or the wider world.

Throw in a poor growing season and the imported figure goes up......