How old are these Star bullets?

I'm just curious how long ago they went out of business. I got some HBWC from another shooter a few years ago.

Possibly late nineties or early two thousands.

I don't remember exactly, but I think it was around 2005-2006 when they closed.

Thinking 2004 or 5.  I can look back in my records.  Used to go by their shop and buy blems. Bought a bunch of what they had left at the end.  Still have some .40 and .45

They're pretty clearly past their expiration date. Probably dangerously so.

I'll tell you what - ship them to me in CA and I will safely dispose of them at no charge to you. That's just the type of guy I am - making the world safer, a few hundred grains of HazMat at a time.

john bickar wrote:They're pretty clearly past their expiration date. Probably dangerously so.

I'll tell you what - ship them to me in CA and I will safely dispose of them at no charge to you. That's just the type of guy I am - making the world safer, a few hundred grains of HazMat at a time.

You guys need am FFL for lead bullets yet Lol? You might not laugh it's probably coming. That's why H&N bullets are difficult to get, exporting even bullets from some European countries is controlled.

Exporting bullets from here is controlled. iTAR gets everyone.

john bickar wrote:They're pretty clearly past their expiration date. Probably dangerously so.

I'll tell you what - ship them to me in CA and I will safely dispose of them at no charge to you. That's just the type of guy I am - making the world safer, a few hundred grains of HazMat at a time.

John, be careful, those bullets are highly illegal in CA, because there's no Prop 65 warning on them. In AZ, on the other hand, they are still legal so I can help disposing them properly 

javaduke wrote:

john bickar wrote:They're pretty clearly past their expiration date. Probably dangerously so.

I'll tell you what - ship them to me in CA and I will safely dispose of them at no charge to you. That's just the type of guy I am - making the world safer, a few hundred grains of HazMat at a time.

John, be careful, those bullets are highly illegal in CA, because there's no Prop 65 warning on them. In AZ, on the other hand, they are still legal so I can help disposing them properly 

You're a giver.

Thanks everyone. I'm using new brass and being very attentive with these as I don't expect to see any more of them.

Looks like my last purchase was 10/7/2004