What should I do with tons of reloads ?

[pavogrande]

Since neither you or your friend want to shoot it I think the best thing is to sell it as salvage -
Still quite a bit of money in the brass, bullets, primers and even the powder ( if it can be identified).
Shooting another persons reloads is not good policy, things can go wrong even with your own.
Selling them as ammo could create an unwanted liability to the seller if something goes wrong -
A modern 45-70 load shot in a trapdoor for example --
Sell the lot "as is" as salvage and at salvage prices -- buyer can then make a decision to break the ammo down or shoot it --

 

[Nuke And Juke]

That’s not a lot. It’s one trip to the range


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[william coots]

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That’s not a lot. It’s one trip to the range


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I would like to look it over where is it located?
I have a buddy who’s dad passes away.

He was an avid reloaded and had tons of reloads left at the family farm ( we inventoried it on my kids ping pong table... see the pix attached).

Most of it was reloaded between 1994-98...

He asked me help him get rid of it, and I’m not sure the best way.

Any and all suggestions would be helpful.

 

[william coots]

I would like to look at the items you have please contact me.

 

[dragon]

I would love to get a old of some of the cases

 

[QRU Armory]

Where was the ammo keep and how?