damn. beat me to it flatwins. i'll have to dig some funky stuff out tomorrow. ammo that is...
Flatwins- wasn't there like a 14 gauge once upon a time? i wanna say was some british thing they did on an enfield or martini action. I could be all wrong but i think i saw something like that once. Where is the 9mm shot shell also?
I need to get a picture of a box of .410 my father has. Its winchester ammo that he got from a friend of his that worked in one of winchesters ammo plants. Printed on the hulls is the fellows name and like 35 years (how ever long her worked there) instead of the shot load. REALLY NEAT!
I need to get a picture of a box of .410 my father has. Its winchester ammo that he got from a friend of his that worked in one of winchesters ammo plants. Printed on the hulls is the fellows name and like 35 years (how ever long her worked there) instead of the shot load. REALLY NEAT!
yep.there is a 14 ga. there is also a 9mm shotshell used in small, lightweight shotguns. the game was developed in europe as an indoor game using very small clay targets. like i said, need to get off my duff and dig that stuff out!
Where do yall acquire this stuff. I like the vintage look, but have not seen much of it for sale.
Here is few of mine, don't have many more. I know grandpa still has a mess but thats mainly because he bought the ammo and never shot it lol
Both are 30-40 krag and had the original ammo. these came from big tulsa gun show
I mainly like to find calibers I shoot. This one and another (lot rougher) was in some ammo I bought off a facebook group. 200 rounds of 41 mag for $40
Both are 30-40 krag and had the original ammo. these came from big tulsa gun show
I mainly like to find calibers I shoot. This one and another (lot rougher) was in some ammo I bought off a facebook group. 200 rounds of 41 mag for $40
Very nice, guys. The box of .41 Mag is cool and I really like that box of .218 Bee!
I don't have much in the way of complete boxes but dlbleak (my brother) and I walked gun shows for probably 5 years and bought little more than individual cartridges of every chambering we could find. We've got some oddballs as well as an example of just about every modern round out there. It was a lot cheaper than buying guns!
On the complete box stuff, it's pretty much just being in the right place at the right time. Someone will often have some old ammo they will sell cheap or give away. If you have to pay collector's prices for the ammo, the fun goes away pretty quickly.
I don't have much in the way of complete boxes but dlbleak (my brother) and I walked gun shows for probably 5 years and bought little more than individual cartridges of every chambering we could find. We've got some oddballs as well as an example of just about every modern round out there. It was a lot cheaper than buying guns!
On the complete box stuff, it's pretty much just being in the right place at the right time. Someone will often have some old ammo they will sell cheap or give away. If you have to pay collector's prices for the ammo, the fun goes away pretty quickly.
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On the left is a 7x57 (a classic itself). What's the one on the right?
On the left is a 7x57 (a classic itself). What's the one on the right?
50-90 Sharps maybe?
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