Soonerpesek
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Changed a bit since then…I shot these a bunch when I was a young adult, always loved the graphics.
Ammo picture thread
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riverats
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22 Tuason Craig Magnum & Sheridan Engineering
32-20 lipsticks & 38 Super Blues
357 Magnum Crotalus viridis shot
32-20 lipsticks & 38 Super Blues
357 Magnum Crotalus viridis shot
probably one of the more interesting threads have seen it years!
Palladan44
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Do they grind some Unique in that roast?Top O the morning to everyone!
Time for coffee....!
Maybe a little FFF?
Lol
Charlie98
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Given it's 'Black Rifle' I would opine H335...
1976B.L.Johns.
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Cans of 50 BMG are cool!
Palladan44
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Or maybe CFE223 helps prevent coffee stained teeth. Lol
BIZERKO666
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shoebox1.1
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Oooooh cans-o-Fiddy are cool as heck! My deceased gunsmith and dear pal lance always joked — you got cans o fiddy your prolly on a list somewhere!! Haha
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shoebox1.1
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Dennis that box o mags looks like what Clint smith carries in trunk! His wife too!I'm a bit of a fruit pie, sometimes. Back Home, Years Ago, I was not only a budding handloader, but a novice photographer as well. It was inevitable they would mix. I also like patterns, geometric design, architecture, and things like that, and back then I was experimenting with different light, texture, and other photographic techniques...
Rooting through these photos, I realize I'm missing a bunch of them... hopefully, they didn't get disappeared.
I'll see @shoebox1.1 's speedloader, and raise him .053"...
.41MAG Silvertips...
Who doesn't love a box full of loaded AR magazines...
...and the carnage it took to get there...
Belgian 7.62mm surplus and Stella... what's not to like?
Speaking of Montana Bullet Works...
I was unloading an order from MBW, and it struck me as quite funny... so I took this picture.
To the right are some great 405grn RN/GC .45-70 bullets... all nestled down in their little First Class seats up front. They will get to where they are going in their own sweet time, and they don't mind spending the money on a good seat.
Then you have the Business Class seats, with those 'get busy!' .348WCF FN/GC bullets. They have places to go, people to see, things to do.
Then you have the Great Unwashed... .308 FN/GC bullets... back in Coach, all wedged in, setting in those uncomfortable seats, with crying babies, the guy that hasn't had a shower in 3 days, and the person who just had to bring fried chicken with them, to eat in their seat.
Soonerpesek
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Early 60’s for some of the rimfire…??
Don’t know ‘bout the .380….
Don’t know ‘bout the .380….
Charlie98
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That Federal was from the late '70's-early '80's I believe. I was just getting into firearms back then, and I used to go down to the railroad tracks and try to find brass and shotgun shells... I found a lot of those Federal boxes. Brings back memories!
Bazoo
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This is my working shelf, basically a catch all spot for ammo. I need to put some 22's in cans and shoot up that cheap factory ammo and make room for more handloads.
armoredman
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Older pictures;
My first black powder 12 ga loads for SASS.
And in action;
Or, the other end of the spectrum, 38SW black powder gallery loads with 000 Buck tamped down on top of 5gr OE 3F. I think I need better pics.
My first black powder 12 ga loads for SASS.
And in action;
Or, the other end of the spectrum, 38SW black powder gallery loads with 000 Buck tamped down on top of 5gr OE 3F. I think I need better pics.
Carl N. Brown
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Some of my 6.5mm Carcano handloads prepping for the March 2022 black powder cartridge match.
GeoDudeFlorida
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Clint Smith carries his wife in the trunk?
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shoebox1.1
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Lol no he literally carry’s a huge case of AR mags in every vehicle and like under the coffee table. Says you can never have too much ammo on handClint Smith carries his wife in the trunk?
Rimfire McNutjob
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It's all good in the SAA until you hit one with a high primer ... then the fun comes to an abrupt end as the cylinder locks up. This is a failure to run my finger over the primers in the box after loading. The offending round is standing in front. An LBT 280 WFN-GC. There's two more high primer still in the box ... can you see them? I had swapped from small to large and didn't remember to recalibrate the depth setting before I loaded a few. Once I did, they were fine but I forgot to reseat the ones I had already dropped in the box on the ram prime.
mstreddy
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Not as nice of a pic as most of youall's... And it's been posted before...
I have to find some pics of some of my reloads...
I have to find some pics of some of my reloads...
Durango_Dave
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With the exception of 22LR I handload everything I shoot. Here's everything.
EDIT: I replaced my image after I noticed a typo.
EDIT: I replaced my image after I noticed a typo.
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Radom Guy
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These are “Streak” 9mm projectiles, blems or pulled, I cannot remember. They are supposed to be similar to trace rounds if one can fire them (safely) in a dark setting. I flashed a light on them just before snapping this photo. The base of the bullets are photo-luminescent.
And since some will ask, I have not seem them “trace” yet because I don’t have anywhere to shoot after sundown, when it would be dark enough. I tried literally a minute before sundown but did not see anything worth writing home about. And that’s okay; I got them for an excellent price, and was not necessarily expecting to be able to see them since my range “closes” at sundown. Some other time or day! I have plenty of them!
And since some will ask, I have not seem them “trace” yet because I don’t have anywhere to shoot after sundown, when it would be dark enough. I tried literally a minute before sundown but did not see anything worth writing home about. And that’s okay; I got them for an excellent price, and was not necessarily expecting to be able to see them since my range “closes” at sundown. Some other time or day! I have plenty of them!
