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WTB All Different Calibers need.

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I have a stray 10mm round I can donate.I am by Cal Ranch store at Jones&95
 
if you ever get up to Dayton, I could load up a 458 Winchester Magnum for you, actually I think I've got a few already loaded..... If you get up here you can swing by Bumper's place and pick up a .45-70 (the .458's little brother) :rolleyes:
 
I have a steel 410, a paper hull 410, a paper hull 20 gauge head stamped Sears, and another rifle case which I have no clue what it is. Maybe someone can identify it
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How about a .44 Auto Mag and a .357 Auto Mag? I also have some fired .45 ACP shot cases too.
PM me, I live in Sandy Valley though and only come into Vegas when I have too.

eQ
 
Earthquake said:
How about a .44 Auto Mag and a .357 Auto Mag? I also have some fired .45 ACP shot cases too.
PM me, I live in Sandy Valley though and only come into Vegas when I have too.

eQ
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thank you for your offer . I researched a little 44 auto mag and 357 auto mag virtually same size as regular magnum right?
I think I'll pass. thank you so much tho. I appreciate it
 
bobbyrim84 said:
thank you for your offer . I researched a little 44 auto mag and 357 auto mag virtually same size as regular magnum right?
I think I'll pass. thank you so much tho. I appreciate it
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Automags are WAY COOL to get into your collection. And originals can be duplicated by trimming it down from 308 Winchester brass!
 
The Auto Mag's are rimless cases, .357 AM is made from necking a .44 AM case down to .357" so you will never find a case marked .357 AM, there is also a .41 AM.
.44 AM was originally made by two companies, Norma and Aquila of Mexico, Star line makes cases for loading new ammo and you can cut down just about any case with a Mauser/30-06 case head.
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The round on the left is a factory Norma .44 AM and the dummy round is a necked down 7.62x51 LC NM case. the .357 AM was a very potent round, I would like to find a 6" S&W Model 27 or 28 and have a unfluted stainless cylinder reamed for it and use full moon clips.
I am working on a 629 reamed for .44 AM and cut for moon clips, maybe some day I will get done.

eQ
 
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