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#100458 - 01/15/12 02:19 PM

SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION

430RUPE
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Went to an estate auction and for $425.oo I bought over $3,121.oo worth of reloading stuff! I SOLD $100.oo worth of 38+p ammo before I got it loaded up. So I paid only $325.oo for over $3,021.oo for RCBS PRESS, SCALE, POWDER MEASURE, BOX AFTER BOX AFTER BOX OF BULLETS, LOTS OF CLEANING GEAR, ETC ETC ETC What a find and what a buy! Just the .308 bullets alone would have cost me the more then what I paid for everything. Yahoo! Rupe :-) The striker just became very cheap to shoot!

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#100459 - 01/15/12 02:30 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: 430RUPE]

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If ya have anything ya don't need, give a holler you ole dog. Nice score, I have yet to come across such a sale in this neck of the woods.

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#100464 - 01/15/12 03:16 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: s4s4u]

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He's out in the sticks which is the best places to find those sells. Sounds like it paid off for you, now I wish I could have been over there.

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#100469 - 01/15/12 05:31 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: wapitirod]

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I am in need or some .224 52 Gr SMK's--or any other .224's you may have a bunch of that you do not need.

I always like when I get a good deal --good score

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#100479 - 01/15/12 07:59 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: H2OBUG]

430RUPE
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It's going to take awhile before I get it all sorted on what to keep and what to get rid of. FUNNY thing I didn't even know there was going to be any reloading stuff at the auction. I WAS looking for tools. LoL

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#100484 - 01/15/12 08:36 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: 430RUPE]

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Quote:

WAS looking for tools.

You FOUND some ;-)

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#100490 - 01/15/12 09:29 PM

Re: SCORED AT AN ESTATE AUCTION [Re: s4s4u]

430RUPE
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HAHAHA YES I guess I did, just not whhat I was expecting.
There is alot of .357, .243, .308. Bullets Like about $1000.oo worth. There is some .338 Nosler Partions amd speer and Hornady. This guy was mostly a rifle shooter. The .308, 243, .357 I'm keeping along with some .45 long colt. Ithink there was a box of .45 acp , 9mm, and .380 factory rds. SOME Wheathby 300 brass and dies, A Bunch of .22LR

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