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Reloading components
ruger41
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Im thinking of taking these reloading conponents to a gun show next weekend (CaptMidnight's show in Carson, WA). But if there is interest from you reloading guy's I would consider putting up an auction. There's 1900 bullets and 400 Large rifle primers. The bullets are all 150 grain roundnose softpoint .30 caliber (.308, .30-30 etc) The bullets would ship priority mail but the primers have to go ground with a $27 hazmat fee. I do not want to split up the bullets but could leave out the primers due to the hazmat. I know from looking that the bullets go for about $26 a box. I would not be asking that much. Any opinions?
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Ship, Shut Up, and Shut Up. [:p]
Don't blame if you get caught, but that is what *I* would do.
Merc
quote:Originally posted by ruger41
For me to ship the primers is there crazy paperwork I have to fill out? I've never shipped primers before.
SSS
(To me anyway- I have a reliable local source )
My recommendation would be to sell them at your local gun show (if you were planning on going anyway). You will sell them in a hurry. And won't run afoul of the hazmat rules.
I'd put the bullets up on the auction side.
Just my thought.
My issue with SSS (Ship, Shut up & shut up) is if the box somehow gets opened am I getting fined or jailed for shipping non declared hazardous materials. The buyer is in the clear while I get a $20K fine..ehh no lol.
No. You didn't mail it. Somebody else just used your return address, right?
Leave no trace......
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