Have a lifetime collection of old brass and ammo

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Paul Fitz Jones

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As a retired competitive shooter, Police Weapons Instructor, Rangemaster of Civilian and Police ranges and Hunter Safety and NRA courses Instructor wjhere my local scouts assisted me in earning their shooting merit badges and in policing the ranges we used, I accumulated a lot of brass that I tumble cleaned and the scouts sorted, inspected and packed in new Fitz ammo boxes or sealed in plastic bags to earn camping equipment. I sold part of it at gun shows til I was injured in 1979 and put it all in storage. Have old stuff, .25 auto, 32 S&W, S&W long, 32 auto, 32 new police, 32 long colt, 45 auto rim, WRA and UMC ammo and brass, 32 special rifle, 30 M1 carbine, 30-06 GI, .45acp GI in large lots of the same year for competirors, Cowboy 5-IN-Ones for shot or blanks, 308 rifle blanks, machine gun links, 20 mm boat flare gun and ammo, many sizes of rifle ammo. 30 Luger and Mauser ammo and brass. 32/20, 25/20, 44 mag, 41 mag, 44 Spl, 38 Spl GI for jacketed bullets, .357 mag ammo and new cases, 45 long Colt, 44-40 brass

Paul Jones fitz_Grips@hotmail.com
 
Paul, you've got mail. Based on your post, I am assuming you are interested in selling your ammo and brass. Perhaps you can clarify. Also, given the age, would this ammo be non-corrosive?
 
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