That I’m no longer able to carry on any more testing or firearms projects which I had lined up.
My health conditions have got the better of me and I’ve decided to stop trading as a registered firearm dealer and also to dispose of my firearms on my licenses.
I have had a rough five or so years fighting cancer and despite being in the clear I have a serious neurological condition that’s left me with a compromised immune system.
Life goes on and I’m hoping that my fellow 280/30 owners will take up the cudgels and see how well this cartridge really can shoot.
Although I’m sad at giving up I know that it’s ethical for what I shoot to be able to do so safely and cleanly.
With luck we should be able to update as soon as possible
Thanks for your patience and attention to our work and have a happy new year
Came across your stuff about 1 1/2 years ago. Building an AR10 chambered in 280/30. Have dies, reamer, go/no-go gauges, receiver set, barrel blank on order, smith lined up to chamber it and have been making brass. I ordered dies first, made some dummy rounds and those were used to make my reamer. No neck turning required. If interested in more details email at tsymonds@hot.rr.com. I expect to ready to run the first rounds in the next few months
ReplyDeleteThat’s good to hear, please keep me posted
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