I just finished breaking down a bunch of loaded and primed ammo that came from my Father's stash. One box left to do, not sure where or why he had this. He never had an unloader for these that I am aware of. The price and the establishment on the price tag kinda tells a little of it's age too.20191215_113916_resized.jpg
"Long range shooting, It's like golf, but for men"
Nice find!
JTD
Maybe, lol. But I don't have an unloader for it.
Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff
"Long range shooting, It's like golf, but for men"
You know how to fix that right?
Lol, yeah I am aware of Sage's rules.
"Long range shooting, It's like golf, but for men"
Ive always wanted an enfield in 303 but never broke down and got one. Ive got one in 45/70 but not 303.
JTD
Maybe it had what he thought was a good price so he bought the ammo....intending to get the rifle later. I buy brass, bullets, dies, etc. a lot prior to buying a firearm. Can’t be the only one....can I? Lol
Heck, I even have dies and brass for a firearm I don't yet own. I might have a problem, lol.
"Long range shooting, It's like golf, but for men"
Same problem here. I have dies to guns I don’t own or even never plan to own. When I find something I want in a box of reloading goodies at auctions, estate sales, and the like, it comes home with me and I figure out what to do with it later. I know I have multiples of .357Mag and .44mag dies as I really only use one set. I have dies for rifles like the 7mm Mag, .300 Win Mag, and an 8mm-06!!! All three I don’t really plan to own but they came home with me.
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Ooohhh. Tell me more about those 8mm-06 dies.
JTD
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