Look what I found

[farmerjohn]

Was digging around in some stuff up under my reloading bench hunting so brass I had put away and ran across these... John

 

[Kermit in Va.]

Jackpot !!!

 

[LA50SHOOTER]

Was digging around in some stuff up under my reloading bench hunting so brass I had put away and ran across these... JohnView attachment 1250842

Excellent !!!

 

[Thud]

You can retire now

 

[cwebster]

You Suck!!!

 

[farmerjohn]

Just noticed the price tag

 

[LA50SHOOTER]

Just noticed the price tagView attachment 1250843

$1.79 per hundred - and Red box 215M's - I'd say those were bought in the 1990's.

 

[hogpatrol]

They're too old to use. I know of a couple people where they could be disposed.

 

[farmerjohn]

$1.79 per hundred - and Red box 215M's - I'd say those were bought in the 1990's.

If I am reading it right, the code on the Winchesters is 08/92
They will be okay I think. It's a controlled temp year round..

 

[LA50SHOOTER]

I've shot primers recently that were dated 1967 & 1968 and nary a glitch. - As long as they're stored correctly, they probably will out-live a lot of people.

 

[jpx2rk]

Christmas in April. Cool.

 

[snert]

Yes, you do realize that such old primers should only be employed by old reloaders (such as myself) and therefor I will be forwarding my shipping information post haste. Youngsters like yourself should be VERY cautious using such dated items. These primers may have any number of deficiencies, such as shrinkage from age, chemical leaching, dust formation, bressance diminishment (similar to ED, only in primers). This REQUIRES a careful, knowledgable loader. Do not take these warnings lightly!

 

[MTlager]

I was digging around in a closet in my my reloading room and found a box that was buried there that had 6 jugs of RL 26 that i forgot i owned. Made me smile !!!

 

[Knotwild]

Thanks for sharing these finds - it nauseates me.

 

[dttheliman]

These appear to be well past their sell-by dates - and you are in immediate danger of something something .... unless of course you send them to me for correct disposal

 

[KMart]

$1.79 per hundred - and Red box 215M's - I'd say those were bought in the 1990's.

$1.79 and you probably bitched about the price.

Carters Country ....Houston Tx Maybe the Spring store.

 

[farmerjohn]

$1.79 and you probably bitched about the price.

Carters Country ....Houston Tx Maybe the Spring store.

Had a first cousin owned a place at Nursery that had a buddy that owned a big ranch there and we bird hunted there for years. On the way down I would make all the gun stores from Texarkana south, spect that's where I picked them up... John

 

[farmerjohn]

Yes, you do realize that such old primers should only be employed by old reloaders (such as myself) and therefor I will be forwarding my shipping information post haste. Youngsters like yourself should be VERY cautious using such dated items. These primers may have any number of deficiencies, such as shrinkage from age, chemical leaching, dust formation, bressance diminishment (similar to ED, only in primers). This REQUIRES a careful, knowledgable loader. Do not take these warnings lightly!

And Snert, if you lived down here in the socially redneck, deplorable part of the world, I would share them with you gladly, John

 

[jackieschmidt]

Put them on GunBroker and send the kids to Harvard.

 

[Alan Warner]

I just dug out some 6 mm stuff for a friends son who is working for me part time in order to load 6br for 600 yds.
A 500 count of 107 Sierras for 84$ and small primers @ 4.6 cts per.
Now, where the hell did I put that 128 lbs of Varget @ 117 per 8 lber?