The can says 376 rounds. HOWEVER After you asked I realized that there was no good reason to trust what's stencilled on there. So I emptied the contents of one can. 6 full bandoliers of 7 clips each @8rds/clip+ one bandolier with 5 clips=336+40 for a total of 376 rds , matching what's marked on the ...

Obviously my ideas on pricing handgun ammo are messed up due to being able to get factory seconds HSTs and the like for $4-$5/box for too long! Oh well, at least it's turning into money that I can actually hand over to his wife and kid. And there'll be more in there than I'm taking in. ;) Meanwhile,...

gyrfalcon wrote:What was the cost for it all?

Too little, you really don't want to know.

Seriously, it sold for $50.

Continuing this sale: http://www.mnguntalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=22046 Two ammo cans of KM2 .30-06 ammo, packed in en-bloc clips , in bandoliers w. the cardboard . Headstamp on what I've looked at reads "K A 7 2" The bandoliers I've looked at were marked for M193 5.56mm, but that wa...

More related to this: http://www.mnguntalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=22046 1 partial box (43 rds) Remington .357 125gr semi-jacketed HP 2 bxs (1 is missing 1 rd, so 99rds total) Winchester .357 145gr silvertips 2 20rd boxes of Federal .357 158gr Hydra-Shoks (old style packaging) 1 bx Winchester ....

Continuing the sale started here: http://www.mnguntalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=22046 Several boxes of assorted 9mm Luger. There are: 2 boxes WWB 115gr FMJ 1 partial box (38 rds) Winchester subsonic 147gr silvertips 1 partial box (45 rds) Federal 115gr JHP 2 boxes (1 full, one partial for a tota...

A friend passed away a couple of weeks ago and I've been drafted to help his family turn his guns and ammo into cash. At one time he had not one, but two of the Browning remakes of the Winchester Model 71. In amongst the ammo stash were 6 full boxes of .348 Winchester to fit said guns. ALL SOLD OUT ...

I had to do this to make .308 brass into 44 Automag brass, and back then you could buy the reamer and cutoff dies from RCBS. Trying to do it yourself would be a huge pain, and while you could find find the appropriate reamer, the die to go with it is probably not commercially available . (emphasis ...

What are you guys seeing the LC9 priced at in your area? I paid $399 for mine at Gander Mountain. Which Gander Mountain has them for sale? Haven't been able to find one at all. Don't know about Duck Hill, but got a sale flyer from Cabela's a couple days ago that had it listed at $399. Sale starts t...

They had a little problem with this gun. If the trigger is kept depressed while shucking in a shell, the trigger fails to reset. Oops! Back to the drawing board. Do you mean it lacks a disconnect? (ala the Win 1897 and 1912s?) Way I read it on some of the gun blogs is like this: It has a disconnect...

Read a whole bunch of blogs on pretty nearly a dailly basis. Most of them are at least occasionally gunbloggers. Far as BBs, I still occasionally drop by the other MN place to see if anyone is talking about anything different than what's going on here. Otherwise, both THRs (Okay, Oleg Volk's is now ...

Good show? Worth a 90 minute drive? Depends. It's a twice-a-year show and sometimes/some years it's been big and lots to see, other times (especially the time they were the same weekend as a big MWCA show in the metro), there's been a lot less. In my experience, even at their smallest, they've fill...

I used my coupon towards this little critter the other day (the background is a printout page from an owner's manual someone scanned and put on the 'net). Looked like a nice little vintage plinker/kit gun and the total (including tax and the obligatory gunsock required to get it out of the store :ev...

I'm warming up to this one a bit now that I see a new Savage Scout lists for over $800. Still kind of wish I had bought that Steyr I saw for $1500 back when I had money. Heh. I took the plunge and bought a Steyr a few years back and I'm still looking at this thing, going :hmm: I don't like the flas...

I realize that the perceived recoil of these calibers depends on the load, the barrel length, etc., but can you give me a rough idea of how these rank for recoil, lightest to heaviest? I know the 5mm is the lightest and I'm guessing the .300 WSM or 30.06 is the heaviest. I don't know how the others...