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stevelong
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Hello, I was just wondering who bought Clint Starke's bullet-making dies, and is he producing bullets with them for sale?
Thanks, Steve Long.
Thanks, Steve Long.
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stevelong
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starke
Hi Hovis,
thanks for the info!! I'll check with Bart on it.
Thanks,
Steve Long.
Hi Hovis,
thanks for the info!! I'll check with Bart on it.
Thanks,
Steve Long.
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Blake Stevens
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FYI- Clint got out of the bullet making business in April 2003. Clint had some rotator cuff issues around this same time. He was working a full time job along with trying to fill orders for 17, 22, 25, and 6mm bullets. Clint is still in the core making business for those who roll their own.
Clint's 17 cal dies were sold to Chan Nagel in Idaho who still makes awesome shooting bullets. The 17/25's are a coyotes worst nightmare.
the 22 BR bullet dies were originally purchased by Bryan at Zia . Bryan then sold them to Bart Sauter. Contact Bart for info on 22 cal BR bullets.
I'm pretty sure Clint kept the 22 RPVB set of dies and makes them on occassion. I bought some from Clint 3 yrs ago as they were listed on Ebay.
The 25 cal dies were originally bought by Jeff Millender in North Dakota. After realizing he didn't have the time to invest in bullet making, these dies were sold to a private individual thru the BRC classifieds. I beleive the new owner only makes bullets for his personal use.
The 6mm dies were also sold to an individual who makes bullets for his personal use.
hope this helps as Clint's bullets were the real deal. He was in the bullet making business for a total of 7 years. The rotator cuff problems and a full time job got prevented him from filling the high demand for his bullets.
cajun blake <*)))>{
Clint's 17 cal dies were sold to Chan Nagel in Idaho who still makes awesome shooting bullets. The 17/25's are a coyotes worst nightmare.
the 22 BR bullet dies were originally purchased by Bryan at Zia . Bryan then sold them to Bart Sauter. Contact Bart for info on 22 cal BR bullets.
I'm pretty sure Clint kept the 22 RPVB set of dies and makes them on occassion. I bought some from Clint 3 yrs ago as they were listed on Ebay.
The 25 cal dies were originally bought by Jeff Millender in North Dakota. After realizing he didn't have the time to invest in bullet making, these dies were sold to a private individual thru the BRC classifieds. I beleive the new owner only makes bullets for his personal use.
The 6mm dies were also sold to an individual who makes bullets for his personal use.
hope this helps as Clint's bullets were the real deal. He was in the bullet making business for a total of 7 years. The rotator cuff problems and a full time job got prevented him from filling the high demand for his bullets.
cajun blake <*)))>{
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stevelong
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starke bullets?
Hi all... thanks for all the info posted......
Mike, thanks for the pm on the 69 grainers, but I am checking on any availability of the starke 52 grainer .224 BR bullets. I THINK.
I have a box in the basement, bought a barrell from a guy, and it shoots them great. I'll check the box & put some details on this thread, as an update on the bullet I'm looking for.
Not sure, I'm getting the picture CLINT made both varmint (red prairie?) bullets and a different BR bullet.
Not sure what I have, so I'll check the box, and post to see if anyone has 'em to sell.
Thanks again, Steve Long.
Hi all... thanks for all the info posted......
Mike, thanks for the pm on the 69 grainers, but I am checking on any availability of the starke 52 grainer .224 BR bullets. I THINK.
I have a box in the basement, bought a barrell from a guy, and it shoots them great. I'll check the box & put some details on this thread, as an update on the bullet I'm looking for.
Not sure, I'm getting the picture CLINT made both varmint (red prairie?) bullets and a different BR bullet.
Not sure what I have, so I'll check the box, and post to see if anyone has 'em to sell.
Thanks again, Steve Long.
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Mike Swartz
Guest
Get a box of Bart's .22 bullets from Sinclair's. They shoot as well as most any and they are available.
Mike Swartz
Mike Swartz
Engrbill
Member
Number for Clint
Hi Blake,
Do you have a telephone number for Clint? ----Bill
QUOTE=Blake Stevens;372308]FYI- Clint got out of the bullet making business in April 2003. Clint had some rotator cuff issues around this same time. He was working a full time job along with trying to fill orders for 17, 22, 25, and 6mm bullets. Clint is still in the core making business for those who roll their own.
Clint's 17 cal dies were sold to Chan Nagel in Idaho who still makes awesome shooting bullets. The 17/25's are a coyotes worst nightmare.
the 22 BR bullet dies were originally purchased by Bryan at Zia . Bryan then sold them to Bart Sauter. Contact Bart for info on 22 cal BR bullets.
I'm pretty sure Clint kept the 22 RPVB set of dies and makes them on occassion. I bought some from Clint 3 yrs ago as they were listed on Ebay.
The 25 cal dies were originally bought by Jeff Millender in North Dakota. After realizing he didn't have the time to invest in bullet making, these dies were sold to a private individual thru the BRC classifieds. I beleive the new owner only makes bullets for his personal use.
The 6mm dies were also sold to an individual who makes bullets for his personal use.
hope this helps as Clint's bullets were the real deal. He was in the bullet making business for a total of 7 years. The rotator cuff problems and a full time job got prevented him from filling the high demand for his bullets.
cajun blake <*)))>{[/QUOTE]
Hi Blake,
Do you have a telephone number for Clint? ----Bill
QUOTE=Blake Stevens;372308]FYI- Clint got out of the bullet making business in April 2003. Clint had some rotator cuff issues around this same time. He was working a full time job along with trying to fill orders for 17, 22, 25, and 6mm bullets. Clint is still in the core making business for those who roll their own.
Clint's 17 cal dies were sold to Chan Nagel in Idaho who still makes awesome shooting bullets. The 17/25's are a coyotes worst nightmare.
the 22 BR bullet dies were originally purchased by Bryan at Zia . Bryan then sold them to Bart Sauter. Contact Bart for info on 22 cal BR bullets.
I'm pretty sure Clint kept the 22 RPVB set of dies and makes them on occassion. I bought some from Clint 3 yrs ago as they were listed on Ebay.
The 25 cal dies were originally bought by Jeff Millender in North Dakota. After realizing he didn't have the time to invest in bullet making, these dies were sold to a private individual thru the BRC classifieds. I beleive the new owner only makes bullets for his personal use.
The 6mm dies were also sold to an individual who makes bullets for his personal use.
hope this helps as Clint's bullets were the real deal. He was in the bullet making business for a total of 7 years. The rotator cuff problems and a full time job got prevented him from filling the high demand for his bullets.
cajun blake <*)))>{[/QUOTE]
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Blake Stevens
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bill,
i have no current contact info for mr starke.
if you do a search of this forum "starke", his email address should come up.
maybe someone who has an older box of bullets can check to see if there is a phone number on the label.
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i have no current contact info for mr starke.
if you do a search of this forum "starke", his email address should come up.
maybe someone who has an older box of bullets can check to see if there is a phone number on the label.
cb <*)))>{
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stevelong
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starke 52's BR
Hello, Bart Sauter now has Clint's dies. See BART's under the bullet section on this site.
Thanks,
Steve Long.
Hello, Bart Sauter now has Clint's dies. See BART's under the bullet section on this site.
Thanks,
Steve Long.
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stevelong
Guest
starke - more
Hello, update - Bart's website doesn't seem to show his ZIA offerings (formerly STARKE bullets) - so you'll need to refer specifically to what you want.....best way is thru email. I THINK.
Talk to Bart, he'll steer you right.
Thanks for the emails, BART!
Thanks, Steve Long.
Hello, update - Bart's website doesn't seem to show his ZIA offerings (formerly STARKE bullets) - so you'll need to refer specifically to what you want.....best way is thru email. I THINK.
Talk to Bart, he'll steer you right.
Thanks for the emails, BART!
Thanks, Steve Long.
