444 Marlin Reloads

[SR Burton]

I sold the last of my Marlin 444 levers. Don't plan on shooting that caliber any more.

I have 145 rounds of reloads I have no use for. I don't believe we can sell reloads here, so what's the best way to get rid of them?

 

[jeffro429]

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[Gls]

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[DanKATL]

I sold the last of my Marlin 444 levers. Don't plan on shooting that caliber any more.

I have 145 rounds of reloads I have no use for. I don't believe we can sell reloads here, so what's the best way to get rid of them?

You have to break them into components.

 

[BIKER13]

I sold the last of my Marlin 444 levers. Don't plan on shooting that caliber any more.

I have 145 rounds of reloads I have no use for. I don't believe we can sell reloads here, so what's the best way to get rid of them?

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[SR Burton]

Got it. Pull the bullets, save the powder and brass. Maybe the primer.

 

[SpeedyR]

I know in the past I've bought some odd caliber reloads when I really wanted the brass, and do the culling myself (pull the bullets, toss the powder in the yard). Sometimes I pop the primers out (no issues if you go slow) if I want to make "good" ammo, if it's just random stuff I may reload with the primed brass.

 

[USMC6542]

campfire

 

[shockmastermike]

I need some 444 brass

 

[shockmastermike]

I need 444 brass and loading dies?