MuckyBottles
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I guess I can't get mad...
....with a $1.58 in clad and a 1947 Wheatie to boot..
In all seriousness, I did find some really cool casings, even a few with some history.
Left to Right:
"FA 37 NM"- From what I little I found on this round, it supposedly belongs to an M1
"EW 42" - .30 Cal
"WRA CO 30 WCF"- This is the really cool one, ".30 W.C.F. (Winchester Center Fire) designation on the head stamp, first appeared in Winchester's catalog No. 55, dated August, 1895". History of the .30-30
Lastly, run of the mill .38 special.
....with a $1.58 in clad and a 1947 Wheatie to boot..
In all seriousness, I did find some really cool casings, even a few with some history.
Left to Right:
"FA 37 NM"- From what I little I found on this round, it supposedly belongs to an M1
"EW 42" - .30 Cal
"WRA CO 30 WCF"- This is the really cool one, ".30 W.C.F. (Winchester Center Fire) designation on the head stamp, first appeared in Winchester's catalog No. 55, dated August, 1895". History of the .30-30
Lastly, run of the mill .38 special.
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