Collectible Bullets

[TLflag]

I have several boxes of very special bullets. These are old original factory boxes of Nieder Sisk: Super Lovell Sisk: Lovell: and Sisk in .224 and one Sisk in .17. Does any one collect these ? I would like to find someone who would appreciate them, let me know.

Terry

 

[AreWeNotMen?]

Hi - I'm sure I would. I grew up shooting a wildcat (.222 mag case with the shoulder pushed back to .222 Rem dimensions, L461 Sake ss bolt, Douglas barrel, claro walnut stock); my brother shot a stock Rem 700 target barreled in 22-250. He taught me to reload, and I still have some old Sierra & Speer bullets from the very early 1970's, manuals too. Used to read about Sisk, Barnes, Ackley bullets - the "exotics" out of my reach as a per-teen/teen.

Anyway, those Sisk's would be nice to add to my very modest assortment.

 

[AJ]

I have several boxes of very special bullets. These are old original factory boxes of Nieder Sisk: Super Lovell Sisk: Lovell: and Sisk in .224 and one Sisk in .17. Does any one collect these ? I would like to find someone who would appreciate them, let me know.

Terry

Terry,

I have two rooms of collectibles that are firearms or firearms related. If these are in the original boxes, I have a place for them. Not to be shot as I do not reload for those calibers. If you would like to sell them, try these folks: Ward's Auctions | Welcome

AJ

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

I picked a number of boxes of commercial loads by Sisk in 6.5mm Roberts (used a 6.5 Jap rifle and a 257 Roberts ream!)

Ivan

 

[AreWeNotMen?]

PSA

Perhaps post in the Classified section since you are selling these (v. paying it forward)...be sure to post your asking price.

 

[rockquarry]

I'm not a collector, but Sisk bullets did enjoy some popularity fifty or more years ago. They were all handmade, one step at a time. Ralph Sisk used nothing that was automated in his bullet making process.