Howitzer Products
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Howitzer Products
When I bought my rifle in January I also bought ammunition off the seller who is a gun smith. This included two full boxes of .357 Magnum made by Howitzer Products who be all accounts stopped manufacturing back in 1997!! Either .357 is a slow seller for the gunsmith or he got these from a source ha ha!
I'm tempted to keep a complete box just for the "historical" value.
I'm tempted to keep a complete box just for the "historical" value.
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Re: Howitzer Products
I have a load of Howitzer boxes with the fired brass still in them ready for me to clean and shoot one day :)
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Me too, as well as the last of my Howitzer Zero powder (I bought a 20kg drum way back when)Ovenpaa wrote:I have a load of Howitzer boxes with the fired brass still in them ready for me to clean and shoot one day :)
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I've still got a few boxes in the cabinet. I seem to recall they were really good value back in the day. My 586 loved 'em.
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Do me a favour, what does it say on the side of the box? I used to use a load of Howitzer during the day and I never recalled a full metal jacket flat point. Lead RN and SWC and SJHP, but not FMJFP. Are you sure this hasn't been reloaded?
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
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Sim, it is stamped 158GRN TMJ.Sim G wrote:Do me a favour, what does it say on the side of the box? I used to use a load of Howitzer during the day and I never recalled a full metal jacket flat point. Lead RN and SWC and SJHP, but not FMJFP. Are you sure this hasn't been reloaded?
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I still have some .357 and .44 Howitzer brass...
I still have some .357 and .44 Howitzer brass...
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Re: Howitzer Products
I have a box of the same in my collection... Straight from Howitzer back in the day.
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