old ammo
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wvbuckbuster
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Like old shell boxes. Like those prices also.
cloverleaf
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" Xpediters"- never heard of those. Ive got a box of that super X myself. And an old Outers "hard Maple" cleaning rod myself. Fun stuff to see thanks for posting. CL
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the old cleaning rod was in the bottom of my Grandfathers gun cabinet when I was given it . it is really bowed bad . the cloth wrap on it is at a threaded coupler . I'm not sure if the coupler is bad , or if it was to protect the barrel from being scuffed because of how bowed the rod is . I won't be shoving it down a shotgun barrel any time soon .
the Richardson's sticker on the ammo box was a sporting good store , that had about everything . it was so packed you had to turn sideways to get through some of the aisles . when I was a kid , I'd walk to town picking up pop bottles . the first store I came to entering town was a little mom and pops store with a gas pump . I'd cash in my bottles there . if I didn't get many bottles , I'd buy a tube of BB's from that store .the BB's came in a cardboard tube resembling a shotgun shell .both ends of the tube were crimped closed , like a shotgun shell . if I picked up enough bottles to afford a pack of 22's , I'd take the money , and walk to the other side of town to "Chirps " and get a box . I'd ask him for a box of 22's and he would say , you're Mickeys boy , right ? I'll only sell you shorts that will keep you out of trouble . by the time I got home they would know I had them . the good ole days .
a walk down memory lane . glad you guys enjoy .
the Richardson's sticker on the ammo box was a sporting good store , that had about everything . it was so packed you had to turn sideways to get through some of the aisles . when I was a kid , I'd walk to town picking up pop bottles . the first store I came to entering town was a little mom and pops store with a gas pump . I'd cash in my bottles there . if I didn't get many bottles , I'd buy a tube of BB's from that store .the BB's came in a cardboard tube resembling a shotgun shell .both ends of the tube were crimped closed , like a shotgun shell . if I picked up enough bottles to afford a pack of 22's , I'd take the money , and walk to the other side of town to "Chirps " and get a box . I'd ask him for a box of 22's and he would say , you're Mickeys boy , right ? I'll only sell you shorts that will keep you out of trouble . by the time I got home they would know I had them . the good ole days .
a walk down memory lane . glad you guys enjoy .
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my reloading stickers took away from the cool old boxes . the prices are next to unbelievable .
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I'm surprised I don't have any of the " Winchester western wildcat " 22 ammo .I remember it being , a white box with a sketch of a wildcat in blue . I shot a lot of that through the years .
