Confusion over whether Hornady A-Max US manufactured match target shooting rounds can continue to be used for target shooting has been cleared up with help from the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC).
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There was confusion over whether the ammunition was prohibited from use for target shooting because it might be classed as expanding ammunition, so BASC provided evidence that the design of the round was for target shooting rather than as an expanding bullet.
BASC’s senior firearms officer Mike Eveleigh said: “It was important to establish the design intention as that is what matters for the law.
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