Lot 370:
A Lot of 400 .30 Caliber (.308) Reloading Projectiles by Sierra, Nosler, Speer, and Barnes
Sold for: $60
Description
A Lot of 400 .30 Caliber (.308) Reloading Projectiles (Bullet Tips) from various manufacturers, including Sierra, Nosler, Speer, and Barnes. This collection consists of six distinct packages of copper-jacketed bullets intended for handloading .30 caliber cartridges (such as .30-06, .308 Winchester, etc.). The total quantity of projectiles in the lot is 400, as verified by the inventory count. The lot includes: 1. Sierra .30 Caliber 125 gr. .308 Spitzer bullets, manufactured by Harris Machine Co., Rivera, Calif. (Box labeled 100 count). 2. Barnes Bullets (P.O. Box 215, American Fork, Utah 84003). 3. Nosler Partition? 50 Bullets, .30 Cal. (165 Grain) Spitzer bullets, item number 16330. 4. Sierra .30 Caliber 180 gr. .308 Spitzer bullets (Box labeled 100 count). 5. Speer Hot-Cor Bullets, 100 count, 30 Cal., 165 gr. .308 Spitzer, item number 2035. 6. Speer Bullets, 100 count, .30 Caliber (.308) 200 Grain GP Soft Point, manufactured by Speer Products Co., Lewiston, Idaho. The projectiles are copper-jacketed and appear to be Spitzer or Soft Point bullet tips, suitable for hunting or target practice.
Condition: The lot is in good overall condition for vintage reloading components. The six packages display heavy shelf wear, tears, and creasing, particularly on the lower Sierra box and the brown Speer cardboard box. Multiple price stickers are present on the boxes. The projectiles themselves, visible in the open boxes, are copper-jacketed and appear generally bright, though minor surface oxidation and tarnish typical of older components is present. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the purchase and possession of reloading components.
Condition report:
The lot is in good overall condition for vintage reloading components. The six packages display heavy shelf wear, tears, and creasing, particularly on the lower Sierra box and the brown Speer cardboard box. Multiple price stickers are present on the boxes. The projectiles themselves, visible in the open boxes, are copper-jacketed and appear generally bright, though minor surface oxidation and tarnish typical of older components is present. It is the buyer\'s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the purchase and possession of reloading components.
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