Thread: Old Shotgun Shells

Found some of these if anyone is interested/collects. 15 papers and some old plastics. Still look like you could shoot them too.

How much?

I can SMELL those blue star cases from here.......oh the sweet memories of my childhood seeing them evokes .

Jeez, the moment I read your post I got a wiff as well.

Cool to see this ammo that dates from around the time I got my first shotgun in the 1980's

Those shells represent the transition from CAC loading papercase, then plastic, then Eley / Stanley plastics after they took over the CAC site.

“A little further - a little faster”

man those were the days.
uncle bills midland double pocket full of 1 ounce eleys and or blue stars.
with some long range for the decoy skirters

Originally Posted by GDMP

I much prefer the paper shells.....I currently have a couple of slabs of 20 ga papers on order.Can't wait till they show up and I can savour the aroma of fired paper shells.......brings back memories of my youth.

from where, I too like using them

Originally Posted by muzza

Go and shoot them , and savour the smell of history. They arent rare so no harm will be done shooting them off.

Much rather they went to someone who collects, I've shot my share of 12g so firing for the sake seems a waste.

They will be more interesting to collectors if they have the original box.

Given to me in a plastic shell carrier unfortunately. @Jhon still want em?