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Posted: 7/25/2021 9:10:07 AM EDT
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Quoted: I acquired a large estate worth of firearms, ammo, accessories and reloading components. I need someone willing to give me a value of what I have in reloading components. Everything else I am familiar with. I am more than willing to pay for your time in cold hard cash or components. I have 11,000 large rifle primers hundreds of LC 3006 cases thousands of 30 caliber projectiles fmj thousands of 45 acp lead projectiles thousands of 45 acp fmj projectiles 50 plus pounds of various powders PM me and we can setup a time to meet. I'm not looking to use someone elses knowledge for free, I'll take care of you. Primers of any sort are over a $100 a thousand, 06 LC cases hover around .20 a piece, 150gr fmj .30 is around a dime a piece. What kind of powders? Any M1917 rifle or pistols.? |
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Posted: 7/25/2021 12:38:44 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Primers of any sort are over a $100 a thousand, 06 LC cases hover around .20 a piece, 150gr fmj .30 is around a dime a piece. What kind of powders? Any M1917 rifle or pistols.? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I acquired a large estate worth of firearms, ammo, accessories and reloading components. I need someone willing to give me a value of what I have in reloading components. Everything else I am familiar with. I am more than willing to pay for your time in cold hard cash or components. I have 11,000 large rifle primers hundreds of LC 3006 cases thousands of 30 caliber projectiles fmj thousands of 45 acp lead projectiles thousands of 45 acp fmj projectiles 50 plus pounds of various powders PM me and we can setup a time to meet. I'm not looking to use someone elses knowledge for free, I'll take care of you. Primers of any sort are over a $100 a thousand, 06 LC cases hover around .20 a piece, 150gr fmj .30 is around a dime a piece. What kind of powders? Any M1917 rifle or pistols.? imr 3031 ib sealed cans 1 pound imr 4895 in 1 and 2 pound cans. 50 to 60 pounds total everything was kept in a climate controlled room and the owner knew he was passing so had time to clarify what was what. |
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Posted: 7/25/2021 1:00:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: imr 3031 ib sealed cans 1 pound imr 4895 in 1 and 2 pound cans. 50 to 60 pounds total everything was kept in a climate controlled room and the owner knew he was passing so had time to clarify what was what. IMR 4895 about 35+ bucks a pound (I use the hell out of it for an M1). IMR4895 goes through periods of being scarce. Definitely a sellers market |
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Posted: 7/26/2021 8:59:49 AM EDT
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I recently paid $.20 a piece for 2k .30" 150gr projectiles.
Last time I bought LC 06 brass, it was $.10 a piece. |
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Posted: 7/26/2021 10:47:48 AM EDT
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Look at Missouri Bullet Co to get an idea of what lead 45 bullets are worth.
Look at Rocky Mountain Reloading to get an idea of what 45 FMJ bullets are worth. |
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