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Rummaging through some old ammo my Dad had stashed before he passed and can't believe the prices on this stuff..87cents for Remington lr box of 50. at Service Merchandise.$8.50 for a box of 50 ct. 9mm Remingtons. $1.65 for 50 Winchester Super X Lr.I have a whole box of Federal Hi-Power Duck and Pheasant 16 gauge that I don't need that are who knows how old!Here's a few pics!
Rambling around through some of my stuff the other day I ran across a half a box of 12 gauge slugs with paper hulls
Save the boxes, that's what collectors look for these days
That's cool, wish it was still priced like that
Have shot a many of them 16 ga duck and pheasant, granddaddy had several cases of them when he gave me my old Rem model 58, still my favorite shotgun.
That stuff may be worth a bunch to collectors Steve. Try eBay, but I don't know about shipping ammo across state lines and all. That's some neat stuff though.
That's a cool find. Like they said I bet some of that stuff would bring a pretty penny.
I for sure don't know the rules on shipping ammo. But it must be legal as You can buy ammo online and have it delivered.
I have some 16's that are 1976 vintage. Wonder if they will still shoot?
What's in the brown and green boxes in the front row?
We were shooting some 1941 .380 ammo monday, they shot fine.
As long as thet are not corroded or water damaged they will be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by cray
Give ya $20 for the whole lot...
Thta's gona cut way into you little debbie fundsQuote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
I will get a loan from WB
Din't you hear him say he's gonna lose another 40?Guess he meant $20 at a time!Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime
usually you have to pay a hazmat charge. I will give you your money back and pick it up !!
No hazmat charge on ammo. Just the headache you go through shipping.