been a while since i posted on here normally just drool over all the pics but anyway, i have recently taken up cartridge collecting only up to about the 50 mark but growing slowly was wondering if anyone would be willing to load up a inert cartridge for me i have most of the common stuff like 308,3006 if you are willing to help me out send me a pm with what you offer im quiet happy to cover postage and parts if needed so just let me know.
The only calibers i can offer in return are .243,30/06,35whelen,7mm rem mag,300wsm nothing real exciting but maybe one someone is missing.
thanks

I guess you know about the Australian Cartridge Collectors Association ?

http://australiancartridgecollectors.org/

Bound to be a branch near you , or at least a member or two in your vicinity.

I would be happy to send you a 30-40 Krag. Give me an idea how you want it....Do you want the case drilled so that it cannot be used? Do you want a good or spent primer or no primer? I only load for the Krag but I am willing to ask around and collect a few inert cartridges from friends that reload more.

I could probably manage 338 Win Mag and 375 Winchester, if they are of any interest to you.

On the other side, I'm getting my son a pump-action 35 Whelen soon; if I could get a few dummy rounds for him to practise working the action, it might be handy. I should be able to get some empty cases to use.

Cheers
- Paul

Sambar
I can't help you with any cartridges, but if you send me a e-mail I'll reply with the list of cartridges in my collection. I've taken the time to measure them, so it has the benefit of assisting in the identification of the various "unknowns" you'll run across IE no headstamp, military headstamp, DWM headstamp, etc

can help you with 303 brit 303 epps 303/25 338 federal 375h&h 45/70 458wm 338 and 300wm 204 7x57

I have 7mmRM, 300Wby, 340Wby, 280Rem, 300Sav, 30/30. Can load empty cases with cream of wheat or something, and fired primer, or no primer, etc. You tell me.. Sambar02 knows me.

You may find this headstamp registry helpfull in identifying unknowns
http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes

Did SAMBAR 1 get hit by a truck? Has anyone heard from him? Has his cartridge collection gotten off the ground?

Further notice:
Sambar02 died early the morning of July 27,12.
Apparently of a H/A but, unconfirmed at this date.

Re: Ian David Tanner, age 55.

George

Very sorry to hear that. My sympathies to his friends and family.

I'll swap you a 8x68S for a .35 Whelan.

New uncharged unprimed brass with a projectile seated in return.

I think you should read the last few posts nitroX

Oops Sorry to hear about that.