What vintage?
- Thread starter Skull1
- Start date
Willy Tincup
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Owen Sound
I'd guess late 70's - early 80's.....should be fine to shoot.
madtrapper143
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Steep Rock Lake NWO
Late 1970's. By the early '80s the boxes had been reduced to 20 rounds but same labelling. Loaded by IVI IIRC. Cool find but very basic shells by no means heavy loads.
Darryl
Darryl
The full box of #6’s I gave to my son......he’s a bit of a collector. We don’t plan on shooting them......I guess I’m not old enough to remember CT selling ammo with their name on it......It was a cool fiind. There was also a box of Diminion 30-30 unopened. They were bought at Eaton’s for $4.95......going to keep those too.
- Location
- Blaster land, Okanagan BC
Very cool, I love shooting old shotgun ammo.
1970's or early 80's
I started duck hunting around 1988 and the Supreme/Mastercraft boxes from then were Yellow with Brown letters.
$4 a box for 20...
Stored properly they should be OK. I was shooting some Olympic-Gevelot 12 gauge ammo (made in Saskatoon)
over the Christmas break and that wouldn't be much newer than the box you have there.
I started duck hunting around 1988 and the Supreme/Mastercraft boxes from then were Yellow with Brown letters.
$4 a box for 20...
Stored properly they should be OK. I was shooting some Olympic-Gevelot 12 gauge ammo (made in Saskatoon)
over the Christmas break and that wouldn't be much newer than the box you have there.
