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Got 81 cans of this stuff
Oakie
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What is it worth a can. My friend that died owned it. When he passed last year, his wife gave this and all his reloading equiptment to me.[img][/img]
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Are the cans full?
Yup. All unopened. He owned a gun store.
Is it 06 or 30 carbine?
06
Buy you a nice garand and enjoy it!I wouldnt sell a can of it.
I was thinking of buying a garand with the procedes of some of the ammo. That is why I was wondering how much for a can.
Seriously, I'd keep it and buy a Garand or two and enjoy.
quote:Originally posted by hdcolt51
Buy you a nice garand and enjoy it!I wouldnt sell a can of it.
I was thinking of buying a garand with the procedes of some of the ammo. That is why I was wondering how much for a can.
SMART MAN!!!!!!!!!![;)][;)][;)]
Jump on one of MTCs auctions for a M1 Garrand and enjoy teh heck out of the stuff. You cannot go wrong on any M1 Mark sells.
Any of it black tip? IF so they are worth a lot more than standard GI 30 cal. The garand clips alone sell for $1 each at gun shows!
Jump on one of MTCs auctions for a M1 Garrand and enjoy teh heck out of the stuff. You cannot go wrong on any M1 Mark sells.
Mark is the man. I can never shoot all the ammo I have. It would take a lifetime but Iam getting a garand and will be shooting it up.[:D]
I see 384 rd cans of Lake City M2 Ball on clips listed for $295 here on GB. Even Greek M2 Ball packed loose from the CMP is selling at fifty cents per round. If you have 81 full cans, even at fifty cents per round, you have quite a pay day coming your way! Don't forget that the clips are also worth money. They used to be throw aways...Not any longer!
[:)][:)][:)][:)][:)]Thats what Iam talking about.
If you want to sell 1 box i am interested i have to 3006 they are not garands though just hunting rifles
Dave, I go to NC alot. Next time through, I will call you and bring you a can.I will be going to florida three times next year and drive right through NC. We could hook up. Oak
The value of the ammo will not go down absent some really stupid legislation, and likely will continue to be a good investment to hold.
OTOH, after selling 10 cans, you still have 27,264 rounds worth approximately $ 13,600.00, and you should do whatever it is you feel comfortable doing.
Brad Steele
Iam thinking I could sell four cans then and Buy a pretty good garand.
Or sell 10, and buy an M1A or M14.... and sell the clips.
Might be worth it, just with the funfactor of 20 shots rather than 8.
quote:Originally posted by dav1965
If you want to sell 1 box i am interested i have to 3006 they are not garands though just hunting rifles
Dave, I go to NC alot. Next time through, I will call you and bring you a can.I will be going to florida three times next year and drive right through NC. We could hook up. Oak
You should really list a can with a BUY NOW for him if you are going to sell him some ammo. Violation of the forums to offer anything for sale here![;)] All sales must go thru the auction side, just saying.
quote:Originally posted by Oakie
quote:Originally posted by dav1965
If you want to sell 1 box i am interested i have to 3006 they are not garands though just hunting rifles
Dave, I go to NC alot. Next time through, I will call you and bring you a can.I will be going to florida three times next year and drive right through NC. We could hook up. Oak
You should really list a can with a BUY NOW for him if you are going to sell him some ammo. Violation of the forums to offer anything for sale here![;)] All sales must go thru the auction side, just saying.
Not selling him a can, Iam giving dave a can.
Not to hijack this thread but, has anybody ever had the wonderful experience of having the bolt slam down on your thumb? Oh my, I got to tell you, it hurts. [:D]
I thought I was going to lose the tip of my thumb.
I still have a hearty respect for the Garand, after what it did to my thumb. [:(][:p]
I can laugh now...
Very nice of you to give Dave a can, Oakie. I think that that should brighten up his day, that's for sure. [:)]
Not to hijack this thread but, has anybody ever had the wonderful experience of having the bolt slam down on your thumb? Oh my, I got to tell you, it hurts. [:D]
I thought I was going to lose the tip of my thumb.
I still have a hearty respect for the Garand, after what it did to my thumb. [:(][:p]
I can laugh now...
No danger...Once you understand how the rifle works:
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WHAT A SCORE!!!!
You want to know EXACTLY what you can get for a can of LC M2 ammo in clips? Go to the CMP site and ask. I had 18 cans before I decided to sell my Service Grade and they lasted 35 minutes at the .50 per round price. And that was HXP Greek. This is LC. Holy Crap.
.54 per round since it is in clips. $207.36 per can. And that is if you sell it at close to the CMP price. You go for the gunshow price and God knows how much you can get.
At the lower price it comes out to about 3 cans equals 1 Service Grade. HOLY CRAP!
AJ100(Tom Vogt)
Is that a 1953 date code ?
If so, most likely corrosive since I think they changed to non-corrosive primers in '54.
Twin Cities Arsenal (TW) went non-corrosive starting with lot #19362 in Dec 1950 for ball, and lot #19776 Feb 1952 for AP.
WCC is Western (Winchester) and absolutely non-corrosive.
And finally LC, Lake City. LC 52 is the first year of totally safe LC
According to the Garand guys, Lot Number: 13700 Date: June 1951 was the first non-corrosive to come out of LC.
I had the chart from the CMP website but can't find it just now.
IF some of that 81 cans happens to be corrosive take some of the ammo sale money and buy yourself a bottle of Windex. That's all you need at the range to spray down the gas cylinder until you get home to properly clean your new to you M1.
AJ100(Tom Vogt)
Not to hijack this thread but, has anybody ever had the wonderful experience of having the bolt slam down on your thumb? Oh my, I got to tell you, it hurts. [:D]
I thought I was going to lose the tip of my thumb.
I still have a hearty respect for the Garand, after what it did to my thumb. [:(][:p]
I can laugh now...
Not a Garand, but my wife managed to trip the bolt release while loading her SKS. It sure was hard getting it loose, what with her dancing around with it hanging off her thumb (and me trying not to fall down laughing).
Trinity +++
Trinity +++
+ 1 on the selling a couple cans and buying a garand. Wouldnt sell any more after that. You might not be able to shoot it all but kids, grand kids, great grands kids ( Adopted Gunbroker kids[;)][;)])) will
What is it worth a can. My friend that died owned it. When he passed last year, his wife gave this and all his reloading equiptment to me.[img][/img]
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It's unsafe to shoot! Send it to me for proper disposal![:D]
Sorry at the passing of your friend, but that is truly a nice gift...
quote:Originally posted by CS8161
quote:Originally posted by Oakie
quote:Originally posted by dav1965
If you want to sell 1 box i am interested i have to 3006 they are not garands though just hunting rifles
Dave, I go to NC alot. Next time through, I will call you and bring you a can.I will be going to florida three times next year and drive right through NC. We could hook up. Oak
You should really list a can with a BUY NOW for him if you are going to sell him some ammo. Violation of the forums to offer anything for sale here![;)] All sales must go thru the auction side, just saying.
Not selling him a can, Iam giving dave a can.
I apologize, that is very kind of you![:)]
CMP is out of it and doubt they will ever see any more. It won't be getting much cheaper.
I don't think these folks who are telling you to shoot it all realize that's 31,104 rounds.
CMP is out of it and doubt they will ever see any more. It won't be getting much cheaper.
James, you surprise me.
I bought 20K+ rounds from the CMP when they were selling LC and Greek for between $ 0.25 and $ 0.30 per round.
Use it in the Garands, the Johnsons, the 1895s, the 1903s, the 1917s, the 1918A3 and the 1919A4.
I am down to probably around 15K rounds at this point, and wouldn't consider selling any of it.
Brad Steele
James, you surprise me. ...
... I am down to probably around 15K rounds at this point, and wouldn't consider selling any of it.
I probably wouldn't sell it either, but that doesn't necessarily mean it wouldn't be the logical thing to do. [:D]
Stuff is worthless (and dangerous.)
Just send it to me and I'll dispose of it safely.
Then I'd drop a can off to me in VA on your way to Daves in NC...the only thing better than giving a gift to one GB'er is giving a gift to two GB'ers...[;)][:D]