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Age of some old Speer bullets?
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Picked these up. They are 257-60-OS-SP on the end of the box. Any idea when they might have been made? Value to a collector?
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Posts: 290 | Location: Western Colorado | Registered: 18 February 2007Reply With Quote
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I have the same box containing .283 bullets. I called Speer and they thought he (Vernon) made them for the Ross, Lancaster, or some other rifle of the time.
 
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50's
Have several boxes of Speer bullets with this same packaging. They were part of inventory I purchased from a post WW2 gun shop.
 
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Late 40's or early 50's. I have some with with this box. I also have a later model Speer box that are from the late 50's or early 60's.


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Thanks, suspected as much, but glad to get an answer from someone who knows


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Beretta 45-70 belgian mag
Tikka 512S 9.3 x 74R
Baikal o/u 30-06
Looking for next one
 
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