UMC “Club” 10 Gauge Brass Hulls:

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Dave Noreen

Nice!!! In 1887 the CLUB quality 10-gauge NPEs were the same price for 2 5/8-, 2 3/4- & 2 7/8-inch. One had to go to the First Quality NPEs for the 3 to 3 1/4-inch 10-gauge NPEs.

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CLUB 10-gauge NPEs were still 8 cents in 1910 --

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I’d like to have 25 or so of the 10’s but 25-50 of the 8 gauge would be awesome as well .

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

I’d like to have 25 or so of the 10’s but 25-50 of the 8 gauge would be awesome as well .

There was a box of 8 ga brass UMC hulls that sold on gb a few months back for about $250, I got a friend who made a 209 conversion setup he uses for reaming 8 ga brass shells accept a 209 primer.

[Bruce P Bruner]

About three or so hours tumbling in the wet pins brought them back pretty well. I doubt they looked much better 120 years ago.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Bruce P Bruner

About three or so hours tumbling in the wet pins brought them back pretty well. I doubt they looked much better 120 years ago.

The WIN brass hulls I got from Bill Joliff I put in the sonic cleaner for an hour or so then tumbled them in walnut hills for a couple hours . I wasn’t satisfied with the exterior until I used a brass carding wheel on them . The insides have been giving me trouble . I wanna put plastic donuts in the bottom to get smokeless up even with the primer but I’m having difficulty getting them to stay in when just popping primers . I realize I can load BP and not have to deal with that I just prefer not to shoot BP .