Howdy All,
I've recently come into posession of a Remington Autoloading Rifle (A Model 8 before they called it the Model 8) chambered in .30 Remington. The good news is it came with 30 rounds of ammo. The bad news is general ammo availability. I've found several vendors that sell reman'd ammo and brass, but they are all OOS. Currently my options are limited to trolling things like ArmsList or GunBroker for ammo/brass.
Now, it looks like I can convert .30-30 Winchester brass by turning down the rim and fire-forming it. I'm good with this, except the part about spending $500+ on a solid mini-lathe to get the job done. I don't plan on shooting this a whole lot, and would be happy having a total of 100-200 rounds to reload over and over.
So, I have 2 pleas here:
1. If anyone has any .30 Remington ammo or brass they can source or are willing to part with, holler in my direction.
2. If anyone has the ability to turn down .30-30 brass and is willing to do so, I am more than happy to pay for your time.
I've recently come into posession of a Remington Autoloading Rifle (A Model 8 before they called it the Model 8) chambered in .30 Remington. The good news is it came with 30 rounds of ammo. The bad news is general ammo availability. I've found several vendors that sell reman'd ammo and brass, but they are all OOS. Currently my options are limited to trolling things like ArmsList or GunBroker for ammo/brass.
Now, it looks like I can convert .30-30 Winchester brass by turning down the rim and fire-forming it. I'm good with this, except the part about spending $500+ on a solid mini-lathe to get the job done. I don't plan on shooting this a whole lot, and would be happy having a total of 100-200 rounds to reload over and over.
So, I have 2 pleas here:
1. If anyone has any .30 Remington ammo or brass they can source or are willing to part with, holler in my direction.
2. If anyone has the ability to turn down .30-30 brass and is willing to do so, I am more than happy to pay for your time.
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