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While most of the North American 24-gauge shells I've seen are UMC and later Remington, Stadt states in his book that Winchester made a run of RANGERs post WW II. This full box just sold in the recent Ward's Auction for $78.
RANGER 24-Gauge 02.jpg
RANGER 24-Gauge 01.jpg
Winchester also offered their REPEATER shell in 24-gauge loaded from 1905 to 1921 and NPEs a bit longer.
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
While most of the North American 24-gauge shells I've seen are UMC and later Remington, Stadt states in his book that Winchester made a run of RANGERs post WW II. This full box just sold in the recent Ward's Auction for $78.
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Winchester also offered their REPEATER shell in 24-gauge loaded from 1905 to 1921 and NPEs a bit longer. |
Dave: If anyone knows shells its Doc Stadt. Had him for a graduate class. After class we would BS in his office about Trap shooting, guns and shells. Really cool guy
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