For Sale Once fired "AA" Silver Bullet Hulls...SPF

I have an over flowing bin and a large box full of once fired "AA" Silver Bullet Hulls. These are the Premium Winchester Handicap hulls with brass bases. My kids tell me I need to get rid of at least some of the excess hulls I've been squirreling away for years because they don't want or use them. So, first up will be these Factory once fired Winchester's estimate count between 2500 and 3000 hulls, they will fill a 5000 Wad box which I'll use the ship them in... $150 plus shipping which should run between $40 - $50 in lower 48 states Fedex Ground. Please feel free to PM me with any questions, concern you have and I will respond to all.... Don

 

Does that work out to be $.15 per or is my math off.

 

Divide $150 by 2500(or 3000). If you factor shipping then $200 /2500-3000.

 

I just shipped out 2000 Gold Metal hulls and the cost was around $45. I based to price on .06 cents a hull and extras are a bonus to Buyer...

 

Math is off @ $200.00 is .08 cents per hull

 

John, if you would like to pick the hulls up they are .06 each, add in the shipping and your math is close depending on actual shipping cost. Hulls are in Buffalo, NY area please feel free to come and pick them up in person and save me shipping and you paying the additional transportation costs. Thanks.

 

Those are AA super handicap not silver bullets. The silver bullets had AA with a square broader around it and were silver.

 

Yea yea yea ...... here's real scoop....
What is the difference between the
Original Winchester AA and the new "High Strength" hulls?

The new Winchester target hull is a wholly new type TWO-section hull. The base and internal new piece REPLACES the smooth inner surface of the older WAA type hull creating a thick ridge in the lower portion of the hull.







The 'original' Winchester® tapered AA® hull (note that the wall of the hull thickens toward the base)

The new AA High Strength® hulls

Winchester advises that the original Win AA and the new Win AA-HS hulls are interchangeable. In the general sense of speed and pressure this may be true. However, there are some fit and finish concerns (see above) that require attention.

Loading Notes:
The NEW Winchester AA® hull (refered to as "High Strength™" or "HS" by Winchester) is a three-piece Reifenhauser type design. It consists of a brass head, an inner tapered base resembling a plastic cup and a straight length of extruded plastic tubing.

AA® Architecture: The AA-HS averages 2.7" in overall length. The distance from the mouth to the top edge of the inner-base cup is 1.9". This allows for a maximum wad length of 1.4" (with a 0.5"crimp depth) with a bit of wad compression. (Note: Wad compression does not consist of ramming the wad into the hull with thirty pounds (or more) pressure. Minor wad pressure of no more than ten pounds should be required.)

Winchester advises that the original Win AA and the new Win AA-HS hulls are interchangeable. In the general sense of speed and pressure this may be true. However, there are some fit and finish concerns that require attention and different, accomodating components.

At the base of the AA-HS is a .020" thick rim edge where the inner-base cup meets the plastic tube. The ridge catches the gas seal of many types of wads – stopping the wad from progressing deeper into the hull. This prevents the gas seal from seating directly on the powder, which is required for proper load combustion. For this reason, the AA-HS requires new loading information, outlined here with specific wad recommendations.

Reloaders note: You must identify which AA hull the reloading data refers.

 

Nicely done Charles.

 

Do you have any more of the federal gold medal hulls for sale?

 

Pleas mark this add Sold Pending Funds