Mo boy - well, tried to PM again...what a very disappointing feature this forum has - not allowing one to use PM because I am simply a new user and do not hae enough "points". I am not inclined (like you I feel certain) to post my email on an open forum of any nature. I suppose that one day I will have enough "points" to gain access to the PM feature. Who knows when that might be since the only thing I see about it says i need to make relevant postings to gain points and access. When (if) that happens I will reach out to you again. Thanks for your offer.
Mo boy - well, tried to PM again...what a very disappointing feature this forum has - not allowing one to use PM because I am simply a new user and do not hae enough "points". I am not inclined (like you I feel certain) to post my email on an open forum of any nature. I suppose that one day I will have enough "points" to gain access to the PM feature. Who knows when that might be since the only thing I see about it says i need to make relevant postings to gain points and access. When (if) that happens I will reach out to you again. Thanks for your offer.
Hunt club. You need 20 postings to unlock the pm feature.
Just received notice that Graf's and Sons have 30 cal 180gn Accubonds in stock. I ordered a couple boxes, I'm hoping I got in before they all disappeared.
Not looking to swap bullets right now, but have a ? concerning how to clean older bullets that I've just bought. These are all still in the ancient paper box's and are just a too dirty to load up, but otherwise undamaged . My first thought was to drop them in single groups of only one brand, style & weight at a time in my brass shaker that has treated ?clay media in it. Or is there a better way to get the job done with as little effort as possible. Any comments would be appreciated & time is not an concern at my age in the late '70's, Got couple hundred each of ready to go bullets in all 3 calibers I'm going to load for too so I am not lacking in clean ready to go bullets.
Been a long time since I've reloaded anything and am looking forward to getting back in the bidnizz when the tiny shop building cools off enough to tolerate spending time out there since the A/C unit died. Ron
Last edited by sakoron; 09/26/21. Reason: clarity of the problem
Used to clean old tarnished pennies in salt and vinegar and it worked great. This guy compares salt & vinegar to Lemmi Shine (citric acid dishwashing additive, costs $5 around here) for cleaning bullets, and had good luck with both: https://youtu.be/KJwgikMyi1Y
Try BAR KEEPERS FRIEND - find it in the liquid spray bottle at Lowes or other stores close to you. I just cleaned bullets that has moly coating with this stuff - AMAZING. poured a little in a plastic dish and laid the bullets in the solution for a minute and then wiped them off. I guess you could use a media and tumbler after but i doubt you will need to.
I have 400 new Hornady 125gr 30 cal FMJ's, in 4 unopened boxes. I have 500 new Speer 100gr 30 cal half jacket's in 5 unopened boxes. And 500 new Speer 52gr hp 224" bullets in 5 unopened boxes.#1035 varmint.
I am looking for & would trade all of or part of for 224" 68gr, 69gr, 70gr, 75gr, 77gr match bullets. We can figure something out then You ship & I ship.
I would have got him too but a Dad Blam snow flake hit me in da eye....
Have 100 7mm Sierra 175 gr game kings to trade for 100 nosler partitions or accubonds. I can use 140,150 or 160 gr Have 80 .30 cal 180gr core lokt psp bullets for trade toward the same 7mm partitions or accubonds. Thanks
Have 100 7mm Sierra 175 gr game kings to trade for 100 nosler partitions or accubonds. I can use 140,150 or 160 gr Have 80 .30 cal 180gr core lokt psp bullets for trade toward the same 7mm partitions or accubonds. Thanks
Hit me up with a PM. I think I have some Partitions if you still need them.
I have 2 boxes of Barnes 6.5 127gr LRX bullets that I would like to trade for some 120gr 6.5 Nosler ballistic Tips. Or 125gr partitions or similar bullets. No SSTs. Interlocks would be ok. Looking for an equal trade value wise. These are currently $51.99 each at midway NBTs are $29.99 each.
