32 rimfire

bucky

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could someone tell me the value of a partial box of C.I.L. 32 short rimfire cartridges.the box has one end missing and there are 9 rounds.on the box it reads they are good for Marlin model 1892. the grease on the bullets is dried out. thanks for the help. Bucky
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The guys that shoot this stuff would like it for $2 a round I'm sure.

The box sadly isn't a collector any more, though better than nothing for a guy with a .32 short revolver display and no box, probably $10 empty, if that.

The dealers that sell .32 rimfire by the round are getting $5 and $6 in the USA. It is more rare here, though it shows up from time to time. On the ammo forum / EE, it would be gone immediately at $3 a round plus shipping, and take a few more hours at $4. Nobody is selling any, and for a guy that wants to shoot a few rounds off and then have 5 or 6 for his old revolver, this is ideal. He won't have to pay $130 to $150 for a box.
 
The guys that shoot this stuff would like it for $2 a round I'm sure.

The box sadly isn't a collector any more, though better than nothing for a guy with a .32 short revolver display and no box, probably $10 empty, if that.

The dealers that sell .32 rimfire by the round are getting $5 and $6 in the USA. It is more rare here, though it shows up from time to time. On the ammo forum / EE, it would be gone immediately at $3 a round plus shipping, and take a few more hours at $4. Nobody is selling any, and for a guy that wants to shoot a few rounds off and then have 5 or 6 for his old revolver, this is ideal. He won't have to pay $130 to $150 for a box.

So 30 rounds of .32RF for $100 + shipping should be gone fairly fast?

How bout 20 rounds of .30RF ... well .30 Long RF to be exact...fairly rare I assume...what would they be worth?
 
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