lefty315
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Sorting through some brass and bullets and doing a little organizing. Unfortunately the top of the box has duct tape over it. It would’ve made a nice display box.
Look what I found
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RL338
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There are some for sale on LRH like those.
www.longrangehunting.com
For Sale - Partitions
All .308 cal Take all for $150 Pp f and f is easiest. Lot #1 $80 - 100ct 180gr SP, factory seconds. PT 1330 Lot #2 $40 - 50ct 150gr SP, factory second. PT 1300 LOT#3 $50 - 100ct old school 150gr SP Lot #4 $30 - 50ct old school 165 gr SP
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Very cool 
I have some old banded 257 cal 117 gr Semi spitzer partitions. I loaded some for the 257 Roberts and shot a buck with them a few years back.
JD338
I have some old banded 257 cal 117 gr Semi spitzer partitions. I loaded some for the 257 Roberts and shot a buck with them a few years back.
JD338
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lefty315
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I may have to do something with them in my No 1 7x57 and hunt something.
300WSM
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You could also email that to Nosler saying I thought y'all were still making bullets after the cold war.
Pretty cool find.
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lefty315
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Anyone have a clue what years that particular box was used?
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1960's
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Joec7651
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I have 100 of the 7mm 160’s that were made on the screw machines. I doubt I’ll ever load them but have them if needed. Old bullets and boxes are really cool to find at yard and estate sales.
Guy Miner
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Pretty sure that those bullets are older than you Lefty! 
Not older than me though...
Laughing here. Those are cool. I've got a couple of boxes of old Noslers that look like that in 6mm, 30 cal and 375.
Guy
Not older than me though...
Laughing here. Those are cool. I've got a couple of boxes of old Noslers that look like that in 6mm, 30 cal and 375.
Guy
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lefty315
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Guy, I’m from the 60’s, just the last year of the 60’s
Wow thanks for posting this. I bought a 257 improved in a 98 Mauser sometime back and did not trust the reloads that came with it, so I pulled them. Some were marked as 117 Sierra's, and then there was some that I didn't know what they were, actually thought there was something wrong with them. Now I know!
