Trap Loads From Wards
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Trap Loads From Wards
This empty Winchester box went for $4349 --
and this nice full sealed box of Peters TARGET with GILDKOTE shot, that would look real nice with a Fox SBT, went for $3675 --
and this nice full sealed box of Peters TARGET with GILDKOTE shot, that would look real nice with a Fox SBT, went for $3675 --
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Re: Trap Loads From Wards
How can an empty shotgun shell box sell for so much? Jim
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Re: Trap Loads From Wards
The Peters box would be from the early 1930s. In 1931 they went to their non-corrosive primers "Rustless" and before they were acquired by DuPont in 1934.
The Winchester REPEATER TRAP LOAD box is from 1935-6 --
By 1937, REPEATER shells were gone from the Winchester catalogs and the RANGER line was greatly expanded --
By 1939, the 12-, 16- and 20-gauge Skeet and Trap loads had the new Super Seal Crimp --
The Winchester REPEATER TRAP LOAD box is from 1935-6 --
By 1937, REPEATER shells were gone from the Winchester catalogs and the RANGER line was greatly expanded --
By 1939, the 12-, 16- and 20-gauge Skeet and Trap loads had the new Super Seal Crimp --
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Re: Trap Loads From Wards
THANKS DAVE!!! Interesting. Great pics.
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No buys by me. The things I did bid on shot well beyond my comfort zone. Anyway, gotta save my pennies for when that box of Western, Super-X, 3-inch, Lubaloy Pigeon Loads appears!!eightbore wrote:Dave, congratulations on your great buys. Thanks for the pictures.
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I have missed Lubaloy pigeon loads in the past. I would appreciate your advice on the dispersion of the Buckingham-Bartholomew 3 inch Western 1 3/8 ounce Lubaloy shells. I have not yet opened the case, will only do so when the cameras are rolling. Some negative comment from a previous poster has put the opening of the case on hold.