wtt 357 nosler bullets
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wtt 357 nosler bullets
I have a new 32-20 and it likes the Hornady 85 grain XTP bullet. I would trade Nosler 357 180grain silhouette bullet for 32 xtps. I have 1000 of the Nosler 357 180 grain non-expanding silhouette bullet.
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Re: wtt 357 nosler bullets
Hi,
Do you still have the Nosler .357 180 grains bullets that you posted about last December?
Do you still have the Nosler .357 180 grains bullets that you posted about last December?
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Re: wtt 357 nosler bullets
Yes. They are the non-expanding, silhouette 180 grain,357 bullet.
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Re: wtt 357 nosler bullets
I would like to trade for them or buy them.
Would you like to contact me at:
[email protected]
Or should we stay on this site?
Would you like to contact me at:
[email protected]
Or should we stay on this site?
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Re: wtt 357 nosler bullets
Re: Legality of shipping bullets to California
by lone ringer on Fri Aug 05, 2011 12:59 pm
all40's, there is no issue with shipping bullets to California. They can be shipped via UPS, Fed Ex or USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Box without restrictions because they are not cartridges, primers or powder. As recently as last month I ordered and received bullets from an out of state supplier.
If the anti-ammo law had gone into effect we would not have been able to order handgun ammo through mail order but I do not think it ever included reloading components like powder, primers which the only requirement to ship is that Haz Mat charges are added to the order.
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by lone ringer on Fri Aug 05, 2011 12:59 pm
all40's, there is no issue with shipping bullets to California. They can be shipped via UPS, Fed Ex or USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Box without restrictions because they are not cartridges, primers or powder. As recently as last month I ordered and received bullets from an out of state supplier.
If the anti-ammo law had gone into effect we would not have been able to order handgun ammo through mail order but I do not think it ever included reloading components like powder, primers which the only requirement to ship is that Haz Mat charges are added to the order.
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