It arrived sometime in the last two days. Thank you for the awesome job of labeling everything!

Hopefully I'll have time to add them to the list, polish, and put them in the display this evening.

No problem.

Do You need a 270 WSM? I found one on my bench. Its a silver casing though, 140 gr accubond

I know he has that one

Updated list 2 August 2013

.17 Mach II, 17 gr. Rem Accutip
.17 HMR, 17 gr. V-Max
.17 Hornet A.I.
.17 Fireball
.17 Rem, 25 gr. Hornady HP

5mm Remington, 38 gr. Rem

.204 Ruger

.218 Bee, 70 gr. Speer

.221, 40 gr. Rem Accutip
.221 Fireball

.22 Short
.22 Short, Win. Solid
.22lr
.22 Mag
.22 Hornet
.222
.222 Rem Mag
.223
.223 WSSM, 64 gr. Win. SP
.22-250, 75 gr. A-max
.220 Swift
.22-243, 90 gr. Berger VLD

5.7 x 28, 40 gr. Fed. FMJ

6mm Bench Rest
6mm Dasher
.243 WSSM, 100 gr SGK
6mm x 45
6mm x 47 Lapua
.243 Win
.244 Remington

.25-20
25 WSSM, 110 gr. Accubond
.250 Savage
.257 Robert’s, 100 gr. Nos. Partition
.25-06, 100 gr. Nosler
.257 Weatherby, 100 gr. Weatherby SP

6.5mm Grendel
6.5mm x 47 Lapua
6.5 Creedmore
.260 Rem, 140 gr. A-max
6.5mm x 54, 160 gr. Hornady SP
6.5mm x 55
6.5 x 284, 140 gr. Berger VLD
.264 Win. Mag, 140 gr. Win. SP

.270 WSM
.270 Win. 130 gr. Sierra Pro Hunter
.270 Weatherby

7mm-30 Waters, 120 gr. Nosler SP
7mm-08 140 gr. Nosler Accubond
7mm-08 A.I., 168 gr. A-max
7mm x 57, 140 gr. Nosler Partition

7mm Rem Mag, 175 gr. Sierra Match King
7 STW, 140 gr. Nosler BT

7.5mm x 55, 165 gr. Speer SP

.303 British

.30 Carbine, 110 gr. Win. HP
.300 Black Out
7.62 x 39
.30 Bench Rest
.30-30 Win, 170 gr. Rem SP
.300 Savage
.308 Marlin Express
.308 Win, 180 gr. Nosler Ballistic Tip
7.62 x 54
.30-06 Springfield, 180 gr. Nosler Ballistic Tip
.300 Win Mag
.300 Weatherby Mag

7.7 x 58 Japanese Arisaka
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8mm x 57

.32-20
.327 Federal
.32 Remington

.338 Federal, 200 gr. Federal Fusion
.338 Lapua Mag, 250 gr. Hornady Match HPBT

.348 Win, 250 gr. Speer

.357 Magnum
.357 Maxium, 158 gr. Rem SP
.350 Rem Mag, 200 gr. Rem. SP

.375 Winchester, 220 gr. Winchester SP
.375 H & H

.38 Auto
.38-40 WCF
.38-55, 250 gr. Barnes

.458 Socom
.45-70, 300 gr. HP
.458 Win Mag

.50 BMG, 750 gr. Hornady A-max

You don't have a 35 Remington cartridge. I have a couple of live rounds, but no dies. I can't disassemble to make a dummy round. I could disassemble and send the case. Surely somebody can get you a dummy 35 round.

Many, many of those cartridges are live rounds. It doesn't bother me, if you don't mind sending it.

Is it Ok to send live ammo in the US mail? That doesn't sound like something that's Ok.

Live ammo is very ship-able. Just tape a ORM-D label and good to go via FedEx.

Live ammo has been delivered many times to my mailbox.

The 06 round I sent is a Remington Bronze point not a Nosler. Kinda the old school predecessor to all the tipped bullets and the inspiration for the original ballistic tip.

I've got about three or four 30-06 cartridges. I guess I didn't swap out for what you sent.

No problem, it was my mistake thinking I was the only onr that sent a 30 gi, just knew a Nosler wasn't what i had sent.

On a side note I've pondered for a good while to do the same, as it is a neat idea and concept. This just may provoke me or motivate me to do so.

I didn't read the other posts but I'll give ya a Nosler AB 6.8mm & a Hornady LeverEvolution .45/70. Send me a PM if you need these 2.

Well, if you claim if first, I'll send what duplicates I have to you.

Is the above list what you have, or what you need?

And sending live ammo in the mail is a good way to meet a Postal Inspector. Just sayin'.

How did the display turn out?

I have not built the cabinet for it. I havn't recieved any other contributions in a long time. Maybe I should call it good and go with what I have. They are all cleaned, labeled, and sorted left to right smallest caliber to largets and shortest case within calber to largest within caliber. I think I have more .22 cal than any other caliber.

You are the top contributor by a wide margin.

I know you already have the 7mmX57 Mauser, but how about a .275 Rigby? They're the same cartridge, but .275 Rigby was the English version. That head-stamp is hard to find. I have my Dad's old .275 Rigby and I know there's some old shells laying in the bottom of the gun cabinet at my mother's house. (I shoot 7x57 through it) I reload for 7x57 so I can dummy you up a round.

The last list I posted is most current I believe. I'd be thankful for anything you want to send.

Send me your address and I will get you a 243AI, looks to be the only thing i have that's not on your list. Cool collection you got going here!

PM sent. Thank you!

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ever thought about how much brass has been thrown over the side on naval war ships?

would you want a Savage 22 high power?