7.7 Japanese at Grafs

[aghauler]

If you need some good quality reloadable rounds.

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/6902

[Discogodfather]

Nice, thank you for the tip, ordered 4 boxes. So difficult to find, been going Mr. Nambu but it's always an auction on gunbroker and I don't always win it.

[aghauler]

Nice, thank you for the tip, ordered 4 boxes. So difficult to find, been going Mr. Nambu but it's always an auction on gunbroker and I don't always win it.

Been awhile since Norma 6.5 and 7.7 ammo was around stock up now reload later if your're so inclined. Midway was more expensive last week for both.

[Nevada Hudson]

Did you check out gun deals.com, under ammo?

[6mmintl]

$1.55 per round? plus shipping? you guys must have bumped your heads, you can make/form/reload for $.65 per round from 3006.

Bring over some brass and a few hours/beer, and ill show you how.

[aghauler]

$1.55 per round? plus shipping? you guys must have bumped your heads, you can make/form/reload for $.65 per round from 3006.

Bring over some brass and a few hours/beer, and ill show you how.

Yep when I woke up after hitting my head and thought .65 / round sounds great, but then I came to my senses and realized $$$ for reloading equipment $$$ for a tumbler, plus powder and supplies, etc., plus the 400 mile drive (for the instruction and beer time) buying a different home for space for said loading equipment and supplies for 80 rounds every couple of years just didn't seem to add up.

Appreciate the offer though, I'd take ya up on it if things were different!

[aghauler]

Did you check out gun deals.com, under ammo?

nope,

What year is the Hudson? Harold says you drive it in occasionally.

[IronColt]

$1.55 per round? plus shipping? you guys must have bumped your heads, you can make/form/reload for $.65 per round from 3006.

Bring over some brass and a few hours/beer, and ill show you how.

what kind of beer do you drink?

[6mmintl]

St. Pauli Girl, Corona, Heineken, IPA, Etc.

[mosinnagantm9130]

$1.55 per round? plus shipping? you guys must have bumped your heads, you can make/form/reload for $.65 per round from 3006.

Bring over some brass and a few hours/beer, and ill show you how.

This^^

It's not very hard to make it from .30-06 cases.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

The long term economic benefit of reloading has been demonstrated and beaten like a dead horse over and over and over and over.

Is it possible though that some people don't have the time or inclination to reload, and are OK with paying extra for the convenience of having loaded ammunition delivered to their door step?

And P.S. Graf's is top notch. Excellent customer service and you actually talk to a real person when you call them.

[6mmintl]

The long term economic and creativity/satisfaction benefits of reloading has been demonstrated and only beaten like a dead horse over and over and over and over by supposedly firearms collectors/experts, and not by shooters/competitors who go for the total experience of maximum accuracy with vintage weapons.

Is it possible that some people don't have the time/capability/need to reload accurate ammunition, and are OK with paying way more then is reasonable for the convenience of having substandard ammunition to shoot at the 50/100 yard sniper line.

[Nevada Hudson]

nope,

What year is the Hudson? Harold says you drive it in occasionally.

Two '56, one '54.

[Spartan301]

7.7!
Thanks, OP for the heads up.

[Discogodfather]

Dimension-ally the case is different from a .30-06 enough that makes me just want to buy the actual 7.7 brass even though I reload. The annealing makes the whole process that much more difficult.

Not really worth it to shoot about 200-300 rounds a year out of the various 7.7's I have.