Bullets	Reloading Equipment	updated	To Your Good Health	Fruit Growing	Miscellaneous
Copper Jacketed			The Future is in Your Hands	Soils and Minerals	Diary of a Fast
Copper Plated	Brass & Misc. Bits	July '10	Marvels of Fruit		Now with addendum
Swaged Lead			Ben Adamah Pages	Brix Readings
General Info					Wind Turbines
	Longarms for sale	July '10			(At long last!)
Send Email	Handguns for sale	Jan '10

As of September 1 2007 this business has become, as it started out, a one man show. Before then, when I had a crew of six staff, I had fingers in many pies  importing Dillon reloaders amongst other things. Without staff all these extras serve only to prevent me from having time to make bullets. As of November 2009  I will no longer be handling Dillon products, Cleaver Firearms,  Margate Qld have taken over the importing, sales and distribution of this extremely popular product.

I shall continue to make jacketed bullets that fly through the air with the greatest of ease and punch holes in paper targets as neat as you please.

(or anything else they were pointed at!)

Shooters remember - If the bullet you fired misses your intended target, IT ZOOMS OFF AND FINDS ONE OF ITS OWN. Think about that - often, be safe.

 I do answer the phone if I am near it and the answering machine is always on where a message can be recorded. Please don't leave a return phone number as unless it is a life or death situation, I am most unlikely to ring back. The best, easiest, reliable and quickest method of communication is by e-mail.

My biggest adversary is interruptions and one of the worst of these is "when will bullet XYZ be available". I do sympathise that this is important for the caller to know but they must realise that upwards of 20 others are doing the same thing every week. The more calls that come in the further behind I become! By looking at my Copper Jacketed list, note the far right column, if there is an 'x' there, it means packets of 100 are in stock and a 'y' means Bulk Boxes are available.

As to orders, I know times are tough and we are all on spending limits but again a plethera of buyers all requesting a few 100 bullets is something that is hugely time consuming and not economically viable in my circumstances. Consequently I have a minimum limit of $250.00 on any order (any mix). As to Gun Shops, the limit is now $600 but because stocks are running low most of the time I can't adequately supply enough of that which they would like and unfortunately we finish up being a nuisance to each other.

Malcolm Bone