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10 Empty 12ga Shotgun Shells Spent Gold Hulls Fired Ammo Spent Cartridge Casings Shotshells 12 Gauge Remington Nitro DIY Crafts - Free Shipping

10 Empty 12ga Shotgun Shells Spent Gold Hulls Fired Ammo Spent Cartridge Casings Shotshells 12 Gauge Remington Nitro DIY Crafts - Free Shipping

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10 Empty 12ga Shotgun Shells Spent Gold Hulls Fired Ammo Spent Cartridge Casings Shotshells 12 Gauge Remington Nitro DIY Crafts - Free Shipping

Qty: 10
Color: Gold
Gauge: 12GA
Case Length: 2 3/4"
Manufacturer: Remington Nitro
Shipping: Free USPS First Class

Qty 10 pieces of Remington Nitro 12 gauge ammo empty spent GOLD shotgun shell cartridges.

These spent shotshells are inspected for significant dents, dings and scratches.

These empty shotgun shells will be shipped in a padded envelope via USPS First Class mail. Bulk loose packed.

Pictures are of typical quality, color and condition of the items you will receive.

Perfect for bullet jewelry making, crafting or steampunk art.

Spent shells are quickly wiped clean. They may need additional cleaning depending on your project.

These empty shells have been fired so expect some normal wear/marks from the firing process.

Please Note: We make every attempt to represent an item's true color, but colors may vary on different monitors and devices or in different lighting situations. We are happy to send additional photos or answer any questions!

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THESE EMPTY SHOTGUN SHELLS ARE NOT INTENDED FOR USE AS AMMUNITION, ARE NOT A STERILE CONTAINER, AND ARE NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN FOOD SERVICE! EMPTY SHELLS CONTAIN SMALL PARTS THAT CAN DISLODGE AND THEREFORE SHOULD NOT BE USED OR HANDLED BY SMALL CHILDREN!

Special requests for color, gauge or quantity welcomed!

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