Sweet pawn shop find...

[Songdog]

Picked this up yesterday at a pawn shop in Denver... pretty cool Nosler blast from the past, circa 1976...

 

[Guest]

Wow - that's cool! I love old handloading manuals.

 

[bullet]

Yes, + one, so do I and that is so cool.

 

[Elkman]

you guys are killing me!!!

I bought mine brand new. !!!!

 

[Songdog]

Anybody want to trade it for a Nosler #6 Manual?

 

[FOTIS]

I have them all! Amazon and ebay is your friend there!

 

[RiverRider]

I found a Speer manual from about 1964 up in the neighborhood of Salmon, Idaho a few years back. Also found the Lyman first edition Cast Bullet Handbook at a guns show in Idaho Falls. Some of the old data is pretty darned hot!

 

[BK]

Anybody want to trade it for a Nosler #6 Manual?

Assuming all the pages are there, yeah, I would.

 

[SJB358]

I have them all! Amazon and ebay is your friend there!

Same here! Did the exact same thing!

 

[sask boy]

Boy are some of you guys getting old :wink: kidding aside it is fun to look through some of those old books. I am going to check and see what I have that is old and that is not just looking in the mirror

Blessings,
Dan

 

[Greg Nolan]

Found mine at a gun shop as part of an estate. You're right it's got some oldie but goodie loads. The 280 Rem load ads about 150 fps to the 160 gr. load and it's accurate. I have the speer #1 from the same estate. I started loading from those manuals as a kid and gave them away as I got "newer and better" manuals. :roll:
Greg