jtcarm
09-14-2018, 10:18 PM
You may have heard of low-brass, or high-brass, but how about all-brass shotshells?
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As a young teen in the mid 70s, collecting vintage cartridges was one way to indulge my gun addiction (before discovering girls & cars).
This was my best score.
Almost surely made for the military as a waterproof substitute for paper shells. I suspect WWI vintage as brass was in short supply during WWII.
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https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180915/cdc6654a8ed8355057b2f39f125c79b4.jpg
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180915/02cca442d7934106eefb4f42e06e84c1.jpg
As a young teen in the mid 70s, collecting vintage cartridges was one way to indulge my gun addiction (before discovering girls & cars).
This was my best score.
Almost surely made for the military as a waterproof substitute for paper shells. I suspect WWI vintage as brass was in short supply during WWII.