I don't think Those CCI .38/.357 shotshells are discontinued.

 

I don't think Those CCI .38/.357 shotshells are discontinued.

They're not?
Last I checked, CCI quit makin em.
Maybe they started, again.
I think it was dumb they discontinued a good product, in the first place.

 

My buddy has an ammo can full of those steel core 8mm Mauser rounds

 

My buddy has an ammo can full of those steel core 8mm Mauser rounds

WHAT?!
I have only seen the box I have, and multiple other collectors have never seen any! Do you know where he got em?

 

Well, here is PART of the odd stuff. Smallest is a 2mm, largest a 4 gauge shotshell.

Some are centerfire, rimfire, lipfire, pinfire, cupfire, inside primed centerfire (Benet primed). externally primed Burnside and Maynard rounds. Have 1 reproduction round of Crispin. Have 1 original air marshal's load (lead shot, in a cloth bag, 38 Special) AP, tracer, wood bullet, gas rounds, caseless, electrically primed, shot loads, multiball loads, blanks, paint marker, frangible bullets, plastic bullets, plastic cased cartridges.

Shotshells 4, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32 g. 410s. 9mm, and 6mm shotgun shells.

And I have not scratched the surface of what a SERIOUS collector gets in to!

Oh- and two Gyrojet rocket pistol rounds, and one Dardick Tround (.38)

 

Well, here is PART of the odd stuff. Smallest is a 2mm, largest a 4 gauge shotshell.

Some are centerfire, rimfire, lipfire, pinfire, cupfire, inside primed centerfire (Benet primed). externally primed Burnside and Maynard rounds. Have 1 reproduction round of Crispin. Have 1 original air marshal's load (lead shot, in a cloth bag, 38 Special) AP, tracer, wood bullet, gas rounds, caseless, electrically primed, shot loads, multiball loads, blanks, paint marker, frangible bullets, plastic bullets, plastic cased cartridges.

Shotshells 4, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32 g. 410s. 9mm, and 6mm shotgun shells.

And I have not scratched the surface of what a SERIOUS collector gets in to!

Oh- and two Gyrojet rocket pistol rounds, and one Dardick Tround (.38)

Oh.my.God.
You have almost every type of cartridge I wish to collect! Btw, is the 14 gauge the shell for the martini Henry shotgun?
The electric primed is a remington etron x, isn't it?
I have seen wooden bullets. I remover reading online, some people said that German 8mm wooden bullets were a myth, yadda yadda, well at a local collectors show, there is this guy who collects nazi paraphernalia, and he has some of the real wooden bullet rounds. I had to make sure they were it, and they were the real deal!
I almost got my hands on some all plastic 12 gauge shells. I can't remember who made em, but they were discontinued and now are collectible. I know someone who had some, but whenever I ask em about it, they had shot em on a hunting trip. :l

Also, you wouldn't happen to have any of the 7.62x51 Israeli tear gas ammo, would you?

 

I've got some
280 Ross
308 Norma Mag
25-35
25-20
32-40

and a few others.

 

The only thing I consider weird that I own I still make ammo for and shoot. I am not aware of anyone that manufactures factory ammo for it anymore. That would be the 7-30 Waters. It is a Wildcat cartridge. It is a 30-30 case that is necked down to 7mm. It is fire formed with the 7mm bullet to push the neck forward to make room for more powder. Then it is sized again to make the final cartridge.

Wow! I did a Google search just too see if anyone makes it. Federal is making a 120 grain round. It is available online through Cabelas. It is $31.99 for 20 rounds!!!! Holy crap! It costs me about $.20 a round to make my own. That is $4 a box. I won't be buying it anytime soon!

 

No, the 14 g is an antique 14 g. Also have a Greener Police gun round (weird, 12 taper to 14 ) Electric primed is a 12 g Electaprime. All plastic 12 and 20 is Wando brand- translucent, see thru plastic. SOME of the wood bullets were military blanks, some were close range target loads. SOME used a hollow thin wood bullet to hold fine shot for a pistol.

Also have a few subcaliber training rounds- very small cartridge fired thru an adapter in a military firearm. 4mm Luger centerfire, special 9mm round fired in the AT-4 rocket launcher trainer, .297/230 Morris, etc. Then there is just flat strange stuff- .14 Alton Jones, the Colt 9.8mm Auto, .35 S&W Auto, .30 Pedersen, etc.

 

Rick- the 7-30 Waters is a darned good little round. If you think THAT is pricey, I inherited a Winchester 71 in .348 Winchester. About $79/ 20 rounds.

 

No, the 14 g is an antique 14 g. Also have a Greener Police gun round (weird, 12 taper to 14 ) Electric primed is a 12 g Electaprime. All plastic 12 and 20 is Wando brand- translucent, see thru plastic. SOME of the wood bullets were military blanks, some were close range target loads. SOME used a hollow thin wood bullet to hold fine shot for a pistol.

Also have a few subcaliber training rounds- very small cartridge fired thru an adapter in a military firearm. 4mm Luger centerfire, special 9mm round fired in the AT-4 rocket launcher trainer, .297/230 Morris, etc. Then there is just flat strange stuff- .14 Alton Jones, the Colt 9.8mm Auto, .35 S&W Auto, .30 Pedersen, etc.

.30 Pedersen???
That's like gold in milsurp ammo collecting!
I have seen mags and cartridges for the SMAW spotting rifles, but not the one for the AT4. Are they similar?

 

AT-4 is a LAW on steroids. For trainer, it has a subcaliber insert that uses a special 9mm Parabellum tracer that is loaded WAY down, so trajectory matches the trajectory of an AT-4 rocket. Looks like this:

 

7.62X45 I left it in the basement and ruined it.

 

WHAT?!
I have only seen the box I have, and multiple other collectors have never seen any! Do you know where he got em?

Heck, I think I had a box of em... Shot em up

 

My collection of old cartridges, I pick up a couple each gun show I go to.

 

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My collection of old cartridges, I pick up a couple each gun show I go to.

That's pretty cool.

 

WHAT?!
I have only seen the box I have, and multiple other collectors have never seen any! Do you know where he got em?

Found them at a gun show. Guy selling them thought they were 30-06 milsurp lol

 

Some more odd ammo.

 

Subscribed! Freaking wow. I have nothing interesting, .45 ACP and 12 gauge, that's it. Just enjoying the show here...

 

A better picture of the old cartridges on the top of the gun cabinet, I am in desperate need of a case because picking all of them up after they fall down like dominos is getting annoying!

 

A better picture of the old cartridges on the top of the gun cabinet, I am in desperate need of a case because picking all of them up after they fall down like dominos is getting annoying!

Haha, I had the same problem. Now the loose ammo resides in a drawstring bag.

 

Here are a few rimfire cartridges. Including 41 Swiss 56-50 Spencer 44 Henry .38 .32 .30 .25 9mm

 

AIM-9 Sidewinder (completely inert).

 

AIM-9 Sidewinder (completely inert).

I am completely envious.

 

Here are a few rimfire cartridges. Including 41 Swiss 56-50 Spencer 44 Henry .38 .32 .30 .25 9mm

Would you be willing to sell that 41 Swiss?