SELL OR GIVE AWAY RELOADS WITH RIFLE PURCHASE?????

MITROLL · Feb 10, 2013

I have a safe queen that I am contemplating selling. It is a wildcat in 224/6mm Rem (224 TTH). The problem is I have about 250 rounds of handloaded ammo. The rifle has only been fired less than 300 times. I don't want to fire more through the rifle if I am going to sell. Is it legal to sell handloads, is the liability too great on a possible mistake on my part in reloading. Should I pull the bullets, etc? Whats your take on this.

mtmuley · Feb 10, 2013

I don't know if it is legal or not, but personally, I would not purchase handloads unless I intended to dismantle them. You could pull the bullets if you wanted to keep them and sell the brass. Or why not just include the ammo with the rifle? mtmuley

elkassassin · Feb 10, 2013

Was the Shells filled to the Rim with Powder & Tamped with the Slugs?

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MITROLL · Feb 10, 2013

Nope! I would include the primed brass if I pulled the bullets. I would feel more comfortable doing that. I would have no use for them.

MuskegMan · Feb 11, 2013

I wouldn't give or sell 'em.

I deep six mine in over 100 feet of saltwater.

Too much trouble taking them apart.

BuckSnort · Feb 11, 2013

Pretty easy with a collet style bullet puller...

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