Stored in good conditions than no not really. If you have a picture of them we could likely give a date range for them.
I've got some old Western primers in wood trays. I don't use them for anything serious but probably could. I've never had one fail. I'm not sure how old they are, but my best guess is somewhere between 50 and 70 years. I believe they've always been store inside a home in dry conditions.
No, they should be fine if stored in a cool, dry place.
Thanks guys.... Years ago i had a 44 mag and was thinking of doing some reloading. i purchased a full set up for a reloading press, a couple boxes of primers, bullets, and a batch of empty brass. But.... i got into to archery, and traded the pistol for a cow.... Good cow too... She threw a lot of calves over the years and fed us well...
Wouldn't it be better to get another .44 magnum?
I've had some of those over the years too. Dome shaped. I never had the seater with the concave profile, I just used the flat surface and they worked fine. I think I also had some Frankford Arsenal primers packed like that, also dome shaped.
Ouch 23.99 hazmat fee.Not sure how many still watch this thread but LRMPs for $85
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There is but if you get 5 and use code P250515 it's only about $87 a brick.
That's cheap. Check out AR15 Discounts hazmat fee. It's $42 per case, plus shipping on top of that.
Ouch and how many are you loading?
It's a scammy way of making product seem cheap but getting profit from the hazmat and shipping. I prefer the way American Reloading does it with to your door pricing.
I do so enjoy their method of shipping and damn do they know how to try and get my money. lol
Yah, same.
I saw that email as well. I hope they give everybody a full refund.
Yup. Hazmat, shipping, plus tax (if in sales tax state). That $85 jumped to $140.
I just paid $2.50 per thousand for hazmat and shipping. The trick is ordering in volume from the right retailers.
