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Oh yeah. Definitely not "shooter" priced.
I don't collect old shells but found the 120 year old factory boxes with loaded factory shells pretty cool. And the punt gun shells.
The factory box full of factory loaded 20 gauge pinfire shells has to be scarce if not rare.
They also had an old Dixon reloading machine mixed in there.
I am glad to be here.
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