Shell makers practices and shotgun warranties. One is different from another. One is written years after another. A Remington warranty from 30 years ago might well be worded differently than one written last month. As things happen things get disclaimed. Remington could not make the no reloads disclaimer as long as Remington Branded ammo had reloading directions right on the box so they stopped printing it on the boxes. A box of Remington RXP's in my grubby hands has the reloading data on it as well.
That is true but in an effort to retain the "Old Time" part I wrote it that way on purpose. In those old days before college adjumacashuns were needed to equal a graduate of the 9th grade the lay folk asked the cook for her Receipt. A Bill of Materials so to speak.
From about.com;
Early Americans used the term receipt, no doubt from their British roots. Receipt is still often used as a synonym for recipe outside the United States. Both recipe and receipt were originally terms for a doctor's prescription for medicine, often abbreviated to the upper case R with a slash through the right descending base leg, or Rx. Both recipe and receipt are terms meaning a formula or set of directions.
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