Cast .452 Bullets F/S

[SweetWilliam]

1. Missouri Elmer K 255gr. 200ct. $old
2. Oregon Trail 300gr. FPBB 100ct. $21 shipped

 

[SweetWilliam]

No takers on $46 shipped for the 200 255's & 100 300's?
I thought these were priced fair?
I know the picture stinks but these are nice looking bullets.

 

[SweetWilliam]

The last price drop on these.
If they don't sell for this price I'm going to see if Lynn will sell them for me. Lol

 

[SweetWilliam]

Is this not a good deal? Because it's less then what I paid for them.
Just wondering why they haven't sold.

 

[trapperon]

I will take the 255 grainers

Ron

 

[SweetWilliam]

Ron they are yours.

 

[SweetWilliam]

One more bump for some nice 45 300gr. Bullets

 

[SweetWilliam]

Ok one last price drop if the don't sell back on the shelf they go.
These are nice accurate cast bullets & I would say idenicle to the missouri bullet 300gr. I load them with 18grs. of 2400

 

[SweetWilliam]

One last to the top bump

 

[SweetWilliam]

Do members on here have a grudge against Oregon Trail 300gr. Bullets ?
Or are these priced to high? Because I searched & couldn't find them cheeper then what I posted them for.

 

[Iron Mike Golf]

Probably a lack of demand, SweetWilliam. I am guessing lots of folks would look at a bullet that cal and weight for use in a 45-70. .452 just might be a tad too small (depends on gun, of course).

I don't expect there's a whole lot of folks that shoot that heavy a bullet from revolvers. I do, but I pour my own for a third of that price.

I am thinking about it, just to play with the alloy. Are you close enough to Akron for face to face, if I decide I want them?

 

[SweetWilliam]

I can be in Akron in about 15min.
And yes I understand it's a lot cheeper to roll your own. But not everyone does that, me included. I shoot a lot of 300gr & heavier loaded with 2400 out of my Rugers.