Great guy to deal with.... Just got 400 rounds of 44-77 brass from him.

I've had much better luck on Guns International, no auction foolishness. Set price, take it or leave it and better still seldom any sales tax. 

54-310A is a heeled bullet. The heel is 0.525", and 0.542" ahead of the heel. I shot the old N-SSA Qwziak bullet for years, but it's a little too small for the second rifle, and Mike isn't making molds anymore. Too bad because that bullet shoots great. I'll post how the Accurate bullet does once the mold comes in.

From the Winchester Arms Collector's Association (WACA) forum I recently learned that some Jamison brass and loaded cartridges are available for sale by a collector.  He found them on an auction site and bought all of it.  Now he is letting it go to fellow collectors.  I bought some .45-75 and 50-95 Express cartridges.  Here's the information I received.

The fellow who bought that stock is Dave Plummer and this is the list of what he has for sale.

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JAMISON INTERNATIONAL BRASS AND AMMUNITION
Descripton
cartridges/box Price
Most calibers more than 100 boxes available
38 long colt ammo, 158 gr lead flat point 20 $12.00
327 federal ammo 78 gr round nose jacketed 20 $12.00
.500 wyoming exp ammo 370 gr flat point gas check 20 $50.00
32 SW Long Ammo, 98 gr wad cutter, 740 fps 20 $12.00
.50-95 win ammo, 350 gr RNFP 1300 fps, 70 boxes available 20 $70.00
.40-60 win ammo, 210 gr round nose flat point 20 $60.00
307 Winchester ammo 170 gr flat nose 20 $60.00
.45-75 Winchester ammo 350 gr RNFP, 40 boxes available 20 $60.00
.45-90 Winchester ammo 300 gr RNFP, 1660 fps, 70 boxes 20 $60.00
.25-20 SS Ammo 87 gr spire point jacketed 20 $80.00
.44 colt ammo 200 gr round nose flat point 690 fps 20 $16.00
.356 win ammo 200 gr round nose 20 $60.00

Brass
Most calibers, more than 3000 pieces available
.401 sl brass each $1.25
.256 Win Brass each $1.25
.44-77 brass each $2.75
.45-120 each $3.00
.307 win brass each $2.50
.358 win brass each $0.60
.33 win brass each $1.50
.35 rem brass – 2000 pieces available each $0.80
.40-60 wcf brass each $1.80
303 Savage brass each $0.80
.356 win brass each $1.50
.43 spanish each $3.00
.300 savage brass each $0.70
.45-110 brass each $2.50
.50-95 brass each $2.50
.40-82 brass each $2.50
10% DISCOUNT FOR ORDERS OF $500 OR MORE
SHIPPING BRASS: $10 UP TO 100 PIECES, $15 ANY QUANTITY OVER THAT
SHIPPING AMMUNITON: $12 FIRST BOX, $2 EACH ADDITIONAL BOX
Additional charges may apply outside lower 48 states
Payment by check or money order to:

David Plummer
1149 Church St
Baker City, OR 97814
ssdave@rushmore.com
541 519 5306 Pacific Time

Quote from: Major 2 on July 11, 2025, 01:13:03 PMmore and more people are scamming on GB too, and GB is rarely policing.

Very true.  They have increased algorithms to screen out certain messages/listings, but that's very different from actually engaging with scam situations.

Quote from: Delmonico on July 11, 2025, 11:44:51 AMWent to heart Dr yesterday for a checkup, nothing worse, a few things a little better, dropped on med.

That's great news, Del.

On another note, I'm having my teeth cleaned next week, and I need to take antibiotic pills before the cleaning due to a hip replacement. These pills have always been free. Today I was told the cost would be $149. When I questioned why the huge cost, they said tablets were prescribed and if I take capsules, they are free. Of course, I said give me the capsules. Go figure?

Quote from: Niederlander on July 11, 2025, 11:26:04 AMNope.  No personal info or anything.  Most people, if they want to make a deal, just change it to "Buy it now" with the agreed price.  Just seems like more and more people don't even want to answer a question.  Just a sign of the times, I guess.

more and more people are scamming on GB too, and GB is rarely policing.
 

Howdy All,
It's time for the Blue River Regulators annual "Ruckus at Raccoon Forks" which will be held September 12-14, 2025. The registration is attached.
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Thank you Trailrider...Your expertise is much appreciated....I will forward the information

All of the .56-56 Spencer carbines I have measured have bores that taper from breech to muzzle, usually about .545 just ahead of the chamber to .535" at the muzzle. A Lyman 533476AX hollow base mould, cast using Lyman #2 alloy and sized .538" with 18.6 gr IMR4227 gave a MV = 929 ft/sec, @ 70deg F, at 6,000 MSL, giving 3-5/8 to 4-1/8" groups at 50 yds. Cases were Dixie Gun Works .50-70 brass shortened and annealed. OAL ctg length 1.475-1.480". Bullet weight = 411 gr.

I have more data, using some Rapine moulds and other combinations, using Pyrodex RS and others. Not sure where one would find such moulds.

With arthritis in my right shoulder, and in deferrence to the age of the original gun and this shooter, I have quit shooting.