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I will second that!
and thats nothing compared to what my kids will find LOL
memtb
3.....All of the 70's? Or just 1 year ?
Sell it now, buy new stuff!My kids will be clueless and not interested……everything will be sold or given away! 50 + years of careful purchases for my needs, will mean nothing to them!
I was drafted in 1970. Joined the Air Force in April 1971.
Draft number was 47, went for the physical. Two months later I joined the AF.
My mentor was a former member of the US Army pistol and rifle team. He taught me a lot about accurizing rifles and.45s as well as relocating rifle/pistol and bullet casting for rifle and pistol. I am 78 and still learning about reloading. I am fortunate in that my son is heavily interested in shooting and hunting so my/our stuff will not go to the wayside. We take a week every in September for a black bear hunt. While we're there we're planning next year's hunt. Between cartridges, bullets and rifles it keeps us busy until the next season.You beat me by about 6 years. I was 15……my mentor was some hunting magazines and the instruction sheet inside the Lee Loader box!memtb
The handloads shown here using the Nosler Partition bullets approximate the Military Lake City National Match loads with a hunting bullet substituted for the military match bullet. I have used similar for many years and they are deadly accurate.
memtb
