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jon-e warmer
shoottilltheneighborscallthesherrif
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My neighbor recently moved and gave me a box of shells and other items. Inside was a Jon-e warmer, still in the box. It is also inside a little cloth bag. Both the bag and box say GIANT G.I. size. This thing is pretty good in shape and i as wondering if it was worth anything. Also, there were an old OUTERS cleaning kit that had a plastic case and some old magazines, one being a 222 rem and one a 300 savage. Some of the shells he gave me were in original boxes some dated 1963, should i not fire these and if not how do i dispose of them? I was thinkin of burrying them in the back of my property.
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I would guess (though I certainly do not know the hand warmer collector market, if any) that the hand warmer is not worth more than a few bucks. Why not just use it on your deer hunt this winter?
Gino
"If All Else Fails, Read The Directions"
You can buy fluid for a Jon-E in any tobacco shop or convenience store. It is also called lighter fluid!
The ammo may or may not be of value as a collectible. If you want to provide details as Sgt. Roberts suggested, I'll try to help you in that respect. But unless it was stored improperly, it is still safe to shoot, if only for practice at the range. I've shot a lot of ammo from that era over the past 10 or so years.
Am confident I always used lighter fluid in mine.
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