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    Help 50-70 Brass

    I know this is a long shot but want to ask I have a Trapdoor 50-70 that I would love to shot but can't find brass can someone just spare 10 pieces I will buy them from you, thanks
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    I think I saw some on gunbroker. They were super expensive. I haven't seen any anywhere else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jamie5070 View Post
    I think I saw some on gunbroker. They were super expensive. I haven't seen any anywhere else.
    Yes, way to expensive for me
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    Place an ad on the WTB forum here and it should get responses.
    Regards, Jim
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    This might help: The Quest for 50-70 Govt Brass: A True Story - SASS Wire - SASS Wire Forum
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