About a month ago, we moved into a home that had been previously owned by an avid shooter and reloader. He left behind a TON of supplies. He also left behind some completed .270 Weatherby Magnum rounds. I haven't counted them yet, but I'm guessing around 100.
I don't think I want to risk selling them as is, since I cannot speak to any specs - powder charge, how often the cases had been used, etc.
I suggested to my wife that, since we have alllllll these rounds, we should buy a gun to shoot them with.
That didn't fly, so someone suggested disassembling them and selling the cases and bullets separately.
Is this a complex process? Is it something best left to experienced reloaders? I hope to learn to reload as soon as the house is a home, but it is a lower priority.
I would be grateful for any advice.
I don't think I want to risk selling them as is, since I cannot speak to any specs - powder charge, how often the cases had been used, etc.
I suggested to my wife that, since we have alllllll these rounds, we should buy a gun to shoot them with.
That didn't fly, so someone suggested disassembling them and selling the cases and bullets separately.
Is this a complex process? Is it something best left to experienced reloaders? I hope to learn to reload as soon as the house is a home, but it is a lower priority.
I would be grateful for any advice.