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Thread: WTS: Pure Solder Ingots! The last of it.

  1. 11-16-2018, 08:46 PM #1
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    WTS: Pure Solder Ingots! The last of it.

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    Pure solder ingots, OVER 6 pounds in each box. These were smelted into ingots by me, so I know for certain it is all solder, I had bought 3 pails of solder spool "tails" from a plumbing and heating business, roughly equal amounts of 60/40 and 50/50. Ingots are in the 1 to 1.5 lb. range.
    Ingots shown are the style you can expect.
    ALL STATES WELCOME!!

    Prices are firm since i'm paying the priority shipping. Concealed cash, money order, bank checks (must clear before shipping) all welcome.
    I'll take it posted here, with a PM please.
    I check in here a few times a day when time allows, please be patient, I will get back to you.
    Thanks for looking
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    Last edited by maglvr; 11-19-2018 at 12:26 PM.
    The .357 Magnum......
    1935
    Major Douglas Wesson, using factory loads, which were a 158 gr. soft lead bullet, traveling 1515 fps, from an 8 3/4" barreled S&W, producing 812 ft. lbs of muzzle energy.
    Antelope - 200 yards (2 shots)
    Elk - 130 yards (1 shot)
    Moose - 100 yards (1 shot)
    Grizzly Bear - 135 yards (1 shot).

    It kind of makes one wonder, why today, it will bounce off anything bigger than a rabbit
  2. 11-16-2018, 11:14 PM #2
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    I will take two, PM sent.
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  3. 11-16-2018, 11:47 PM #3
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    2 SPF to Leadmelter
    The .357 Magnum......
    1935
    Major Douglas Wesson, using factory loads, which were a 158 gr. soft lead bullet, traveling 1515 fps, from an 8 3/4" barreled S&W, producing 812 ft. lbs of muzzle energy.
    Antelope - 200 yards (2 shots)
    Elk - 130 yards (1 shot)
    Moose - 100 yards (1 shot)
    Grizzly Bear - 135 yards (1 shot).

    It kind of makes one wonder, why today, it will bounce off anything bigger than a rabbit
  4. 11-18-2018, 06:39 PM #4
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    LAST ONE boys and girls!
    The .357 Magnum......
    1935
    Major Douglas Wesson, using factory loads, which were a 158 gr. soft lead bullet, traveling 1515 fps, from an 8 3/4" barreled S&W, producing 812 ft. lbs of muzzle energy.
    Antelope - 200 yards (2 shots)
    Elk - 130 yards (1 shot)
    Moose - 100 yards (1 shot)
    Grizzly Bear - 135 yards (1 shot).

    It kind of makes one wonder, why today, it will bounce off anything bigger than a rabbit
  5. 11-19-2018, 08:17 AM #5
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    I'll take the last one.

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    Last one SPF to dallman.
    The .357 Magnum......
    1935
    Major Douglas Wesson, using factory loads, which were a 158 gr. soft lead bullet, traveling 1515 fps, from an 8 3/4" barreled S&W, producing 812 ft. lbs of muzzle energy.
    Antelope - 200 yards (2 shots)
    Elk - 130 yards (1 shot)
    Moose - 100 yards (1 shot)
    Grizzly Bear - 135 yards (1 shot).

    It kind of makes one wonder, why today, it will bounce off anything bigger than a rabbit
  7. 11-19-2018, 12:28 PM #7
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    All sold! Thank you!!
    The .357 Magnum......
    1935
    Major Douglas Wesson, using factory loads, which were a 158 gr. soft lead bullet, traveling 1515 fps, from an 8 3/4" barreled S&W, producing 812 ft. lbs of muzzle energy.
    Antelope - 200 yards (2 shots)
    Elk - 130 yards (1 shot)
    Moose - 100 yards (1 shot)
    Grizzly Bear - 135 yards (1 shot).

    It kind of makes one wonder, why today, it will bounce off anything bigger than a rabbit
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