Digging deep into the stash

[Colt556]

I have some USGI stuff from The Great War, aka WWI, but as far as stuff that I actually bought I have some Winchester Wildcat 22LR with a KMart $.79 price tag.

 

[bloodandgutsmurphy]

I have some 1930's 8mm Mauser from Yugoslavia

 

[tcecil88]

I have some of the old Revelation .22 Long in the red and yellow boxes.

 

[Bugzilla]

I bought a lot of bricks for $6 to $8 in the mid 70's. They were not SuperX, but the cheaper lines.

When I was in High school, a new Coupe de'Ville was $7800 list. Wouldn't it be great to have those prices with today's paychecks?

The price to pay for getting off the gold standard.

 

[tscherry70]

This is the oldest stuff I have. My Grandfather gave them to me years ago. I keep them for sentimental value.

 

[BugI02]

Curious, what was grandad shooting them through. Some nice rifles chambered in those back in the day

 

[Eric94]

Getting into the old stuff for this weekend's fun. I can't remember for sure when I even bought this. Maybe the late 80s to early 90s? What's the oldest ammo in your

Getting into the old stuff for this weekend's fun. I can't remember for sure when I even bought this. Maybe the late 80s to early 90s? What's the oldest ammo in your stash?

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My Grandpa's Remington 410 slugs.
He's long gone, so I can't bring myself to shoot them. I have no idea how old they are. Please reply if anybody knows.

 

[tscherry70]

Curious, what was grandad shooting them through. Some nice rifles chambered in those back in the day

He was partial to Ruger, and I believe he had a Ruger M77 in that caliber.

 

[Ironhippie]

Old Spanish 9mm Largo marked 53