Hello All,
I inherted a package of three flares for the .35 remington from my grandfather. They use standard .35 rem brass but have an extended brass piece in place of the bullet that is open on top with a red plug of some sort about about 1/8 inch down. The package says
At the botton it says "Marsh Coulter Company - pat pending Fraser, Michigan"
I looked them up on the web and found nada about the company or the product.
Anybody know anything about these? How old are they? Do they have collector value? Are they safe to use?
I inherted a package of three flares for the .35 remington from my grandfather. They use standard .35 rem brass but have an extended brass piece in place of the bullet that is open on top with a red plug of some sort about about 1/8 inch down. The package says
"hand load one at a time
Directions
When it becomes dark, shoot a flare straight up every 15 minutes followeed by three gun shots. The flare will explode at 500 feet and is entirely extinguished at 150 feet. Can be seen for several miles
Coulter Flares are available in all popular rifle sizes and 12 gauge shotgun.
At the botton it says "Marsh Coulter Company - pat pending Fraser, Michigan"
I looked them up on the web and found nada about the company or the product.
Anybody know anything about these? How old are they? Do they have collector value? Are they safe to use?