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A recount shows over 1500 bullets. Checking around the 'net tells me that I should make this more worth your while. Price is now $100.

Over 1,000 bullets in 40 cal., including 100 Gold Dots. Badman lead, Berry and Frontier plated, various weights. $150 $100 or will trade for 9mm equivalents. Maryville area in East TN.

Glad to meet you. I lurked until I launched, too!

Before this goes back into the safe for a better time, would anyone like to trade a good AR 5.56 for this?

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He's tight lipped on how he fabricated the sculpture, saying that he used about 3 pounds of range brass in a "complicated, toxic process." Given that Florida is a cornucopia of toxicity, from chemicals to sea and land creatures, it's anybody's guess how he does it.

I've got a call in for him to answer that. We'll have to be patient....He's a Florida man, ya know.

I've got a buddy in Florida who did a lot of coral reef diving. Since he had a lot of used range brass that he'd never have time to reload, he tossed some in his melting pot and fashioned this coral artwork. He says he has a lot of aluminum cans, too. I've heard of beating your swords into plowshares....but this!

Bump to top with Central Texas Gun Works pushback on new rule. New Rule Requires Firearms Dealers to Disclose Buyer Information to Government (theepochtimes.com)

Okay, you guys waited me out. I'm open to haggling over this Outdoorsman.

Pic to bump.

Whoever came up with this technique is better off teaching disco dancing.

A couple more photos to bump....

This Outdoorsman is a S&W 5-screw, "pre-Model 23" made in 1955 with matching serial numbers. It has an exceptional finish with slight wear. The only rust I found is a small spot on the butt near the serial number. The N-frame is, of course, capable of handling higher than standard pressure .38 Special rounds. Sorry, the original box is long gone. I'm offering it at $1200 firm to members with a valid TDL or EHCP. Knoxville area, no trades.