I didn't mention above that most shooters reload their ammo. You might be able to find ammo but mostly 38 specials 158gr LRN are available as factory rounds.
As I mentioned before all components are used specifically for reloading cowboy action shooting ammo. You didn't mention if you reload.
125/130gr FP, RNFP (whichever is available projectile) 38 special. Red Dot for propellant
12ga with 1 oz of #7, 7 1/2, 8, 8 1/2 (whichever is available shot) Red dot for propellant.
For BP, I shoot the same component except for propellant, Black powder (no subs) as propellant.
I would contact FEDEX that you did not receive your package and that it is a firearm. Also inform FEDEX that you will be notifying your police depart and ATF of the incident. They will eventually expedite their (FEDEX) investigation as to what happened, who delivered it and who is the driver. There is a possible chance that the firearm will be found and returned to you. The possible excuse by FEDEX is that they found the rifle and that it was not in the truck and the driver thought that for whatever safety reason that he (driver) thought to keep it for safety reason and that he could not just leave it at the front door so no one can steal it. (Of course, that's a lot or malarky). Good luck I hope you get it back.
Of course, informing FEDEX that law enforcement will be notified and involve scares the heck out of their staff. IMO.
This is a great match. Been there many times when I lived in Ohio. I'll make it up there someday, since I now live and retired in Florida.
BTT for a great match.
BP subs works fine. No need for nickel cases as they may crack sooner than later. SG brass cases would work too. Personally, I'll just use regular SG hulls as brass cases when step on will flatten.
Yes, this load works for me for some time now. It patterned well for me and no problem with knockdowns. Load a few and see for yourself. Felt recoil is a lot better than the Winchester LNR AA.