Gun Collectors Dream Auction #87 General Gun Auction

A Lot of 13 Reloading Components Including Sierra, Speer, and Midway USA Projectile Bullets

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Start price: $10

Estimated price: $200 - $300

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Description

This lot comprises a collection of 13 reloading component units consisting of over 1,000 projectile bullets and a quantity of spent rifle brass. Included are five 100-count boxes of Sierra .30 caliber .308 diameter 110 grain round nose carbine bullets, two 50-count boxes of Speer Grand Slam 7mm .284 diameter 145 grain premium big game bullets, and one 100-count box of Speer 7mm .284 diameter 145 grain boat tail bullets. The lot further contains two Midway USA repackaged boxes each containing 100 Remington .224 diameter 55 grain pointed soft point bullets, one 100-count box of Midway USA Dogtown .204 caliber 34 grain flat base hollow point bullets, and one blue plastic box containing approximately 93 loose copper rifle bullets featuring multiple cannelures. A Ziploc bag containing approximately 40 pieces of spent, uncleaned rifle brass completes the collection. Verbatim markings on the packaging include 100 Sierra Rifle Bullets .30 CAL. 2100 .308 Diameter 110 gr. Rd. Nose Carbine on the green cardboard boxes; SPEER GRAND SLAM 7mm 145 GR .284″ A Premium Big Game Bullet 50 1632 on the orange plastic cases; SPEER BOAT TAIL 7mm 145 GR .284″ BOAT TAIL 100 1628 on the yellow plastic case; and Midway USA Dogtown Bullets 204 / 34 caliber grain .204″ FBHP 100 Ct. on the white box.


Condition report:

The cardboard boxes show varying degrees of shelf wear, including dings to the corners, minor surface tearing, and tape reinforcement. The Speer plastic cases are in good condition with minor handling marks and scuffs. The blue plastic box features handwritten ink notations on the side specifying 93 ct $20. All projectile bullets appear to be in good, unused condition, though minor surface oxidation is present on the exposed lead tips of the Sierra round nose projectiles. The spent rifle brass in the Ziploc bag is uncleaned with visible carbon residue and varied headstamps. This lot consists of components only and does not contain live ammunition.