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Old 11-30-2009, 00:37   #1
mwb1978
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WTT: .40 JHP ammo for Primers/Bullets

I have too much .40 S&W ammo around my house and not enough components to feed my .45 or 9mm.

What I have is both .40 Winchester Ranger JHP 155gr, and .40 Federal JHP 155gr (XM40HB). Some is pretty new, some may be a couple of years old. I don't know how to read the lot numbers.

I want to trade my ammo for large or small pistol primers, .45 bullets (lead or jacketed) or jacketed 9mm bullets.

I am not interested in selling the ammo outright. I just need components.


Make an offer and we'll figure out how much ammo for how many components.

Thanks,
Morgan
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Old 11-30-2009, 18:57   #2
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Also, I have about 150 Lbs of .223 and .40 brass which I'm about to start sorting, cleaning and polishing. The.40 cal brass is mixed headstamp between Federal and Winchester. The .223 is also mixed HS, but mostly (90%+) Winchester.

All the brass is once fired from an LE range.

The brass is for sale or trade. Cleaned and polished (NO ammonia) .40 I intend on selling for $25 per 1000, plus $10 shipping (U.S. only) in a flat-rate USPS box.

The .223 will also be cleaned, inspected and polished for $50 per 1000. As long as they fit in the same $10 flat rate box shipping will also be $10.

-Morgan
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