Winchester Smokeless cartridges ?
I have 2 boxes of .41 Swiss Smokeless rim fire cartridges made by Winchester. One box has 2 gone.
310 gr. lead bullets smokeless powder. Adapted to Vetterli and other Swiss Rifles.
Is there any collector value?
THANKS
310 gr. lead bullets smokeless powder. Adapted to Vetterli and other Swiss Rifles.
Is there any collector value?
THANKS
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I am certain there is collector value. If I'd bought a few boxes of .32 RF CBI Canucks back when they were $3 a box I'd be able to sell them for $50 or more a box today..41 RF goes back farther and have been obsolete longer (my guess) so they should have some considerable value. You might do a search here or on AA as they have a collectible cartridge category. Someone asked about .32 rimfire on another thread and someone posted a link to a site that specializes in old RF. I'll try to look it up and get back.
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Ask these guys. http://pub18.ezboard.com/ftheswissriflesdotcommessageboardfrm7
I would guess at least $5 a round.
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http://www.rtgammo.com/rim_other.html
They had a green box of winchester .41 RF pictured that they sold for $375. Said it would be worth $600 to $800 if the label didn't have a hole in it. They were .41 RF shorts.
"You can build a man a fire and keep him warm for a couple hours or douse him with fuel oil and keep him warm the rest of his life"0 -
That's CIL/Canuck in first post. Here's the pic I found at the RF site. Look like yours? [http://www.rtgammo.com/images/41srf13718.jpg]
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Blck horn, he has 41 swiss rimfire, this is a large bottleneck rifle cartridge dating back to the 1860's. His loading is probably just prior to WW2, by the fact it is smokeless powder. The ammo you keep suggesting is a totaly different animal, intended for remington derringers and the like.
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richbug is correct. Large bottlenech rifle cartridge . 10 to a box.
Box has orange label
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http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?item=28894311
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hrf,
I was merely using the auction as an illustration for the box. Another site lists these cartridges at $14.95/ea. which converted is $299.00 for the 20 cartridges without the box!
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Relisted twice; sold for $100
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=293663320 -
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"Blck horn, he has 41 swiss rimfire, this is a large bottleneck rifle cartridge dating back to the 1860's. His loading is probably just prior to WW2, by the fact it is smokeless powder. The ammo you keep suggesting is a totaly different animal, intended for remington derringers and the like."
Damn illegal immigrant rifles anyhow. I saw that after I posted, still looks like a collectible.
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