An Oddball Shooter? Or Rarity (Not)

George_F · 09-04-2002, 12:24 PM

[quote]Originally posted by Lugerdoc:
<strong>Doubs, I too purchased my first luger from Ye Ole Hunter in 1959 mail order from an ad in Boys Life for the exorbinate price of $39.95 and for $10 more they threw in an orig WW2 holster and 100 rounds of Canadian (or CIA) 9mm SMG ammo. #0 Prince St. store is still in business as Potomic Arms (regular retail shop) and #10 Prince is the buliding up the street, where YOH moved when they became Interarmco. Tom H.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Wow! Talk about your flashbacks. Any idea if anyone carries any of that CIA/Canadian ammo nowadays? I have a few cases inherited from my dad. He was quite the collector of ammunition (somewhere in the realm of ~ 300,000 rounds of various llineages) and I was curious if there was a site that dealt just with ammunition?

Thanks!

George

09-04-2002, 12:24 PM	#23
George_F User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 30 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	[quote]Originally posted by Lugerdoc: <strong>Doubs, I too purchased my first luger from Ye Ole Hunter in 1959 mail order from an ad in Boys Life for the exorbinate price of $39.95 and for $10 more they threw in an orig WW2 holster and 100 rounds of Canadian (or CIA) 9mm SMG ammo. #0 Prince St. store is still in business as Potomic Arms (regular retail shop) and #10 Prince is the buliding up the street, where YOH moved when they became Interarmco. Tom H.</strong><hr></blockquote> Wow! Talk about your flashbacks. Any idea if anyone carries any of that CIA/Canadian ammo nowadays? I have a few cases inherited from my dad. He was quite the collector of ammunition (somewhere in the realm of ~ 300,000 rounds of various llineages) and I was curious if there was a site that dealt just with ammunition? Thanks! George