.32 rimfire
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I found some ammo in the bottom of a box of really old stuff, and I am trying to find somewhere someone can tell me if they are worth holding onto.
I could take a pic later, but I think I can describe this very well.
All lead slug
Rimfire
~.32 caliber
Copper shell
No markings except a "P" on the base of the shell
I am guessing .32 based on comparison to a .320 ACP round. It seems to be the same bore as the .320, except more outside-the-case lead bulk, like a .22 slug.
IThey are slightly longer than the .320ACP, perhaps 1/16th to 1/8th inch.
I found some ammo in the bottom of a box of really old stuff, and I am trying to find somewhere someone can tell me if they are worth holding onto.
I could take a pic later, but I think I can describe this very well.
All lead slug
Rimfire
~.32 caliber
Copper shell
No markings except a "P" on the base of the shell
I am guessing .32 based on comparison to a .320 ACP round. It seems to be the same bore as the .320, except more outside-the-case lead bulk, like a .22 slug.
IThey are slightly longer than the .320ACP, perhaps 1/16th to 1/8th inch.
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Unless they are in a pristine box (full !) I wouldn't plan on getting rich off them. They may be of some interest to someone that still has a gun to shoot then in, but other than that....they are not worth much at all. sorry. 0 -
I have an old Stevens Favorite shoots .32 rimfire.
I have paid from .10$ to .35$ per loose round.
If they are in an old box in good condition, full,I have seen them go fo 40$ - 100$+
Let me know if you want to part with them.0 -
I too have a Stevens Favorite in 32 Rim Fire, I find ammo at Old West Scrounger, ....sometimes.
W.D.0
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