Ammo

WhiteHawk

WhiteHawk

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More stuff from Step-Mom's basement. Five brown vintage boxes and two boxes of Aluminum Blazer.

The brown boxes are surplus 60's or 70's but I am not sure the ammo inside matches due to the different bullet castings (reloads maybe? I dunno). One of the boxes appears to be short a round too. I would be willing to meet someone at an Eastside range if they wanted to randomly select and fire a few rounds - I would check them myself buy I don't have a 45. The Blazer aluminum stuff is pretty straight forward range stuff I think.

$180 for the lot of 45 Auto.

-Geoff

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Got some 9 mm too. I have no idea what is up with the pink box. looks like writing in Arabic. Looks like a half a box of some reloads, then Blazer aluminum case target.

$100 for all the 9 mm shown.

-Geoff

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Lastly, 20 rounds 7.62 x 54 in a brown wrapper. It is written in pencil on the paper and measured out when I hit it with the caliper. Not even sure what shoots this to be honest.

$20

-Geoff

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7.62 is a NATO round - It'll work in your military M14, M60 machine gun and lastly it'll work in an AK-47....

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grr456 said:
7.62 is a NATO round - It'll work in your military M14, M60 machine gun and lastly it'll work in an AK-47....

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That makes sense. Dad had an AK for a while, but he never fired it. He bought it back in the 80's. I sold it for him in the early 2000's - it was still in the box from China.

-Geoff
 
Also found 50 rounds of what I am pretty sure is Enfield .303 (based on seeing the exact same stuff for sale on gunbroker). Comes in fancy bandolier too.

$40

-Geoff

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7.62x39 is AK.
7.62x51 is what goes in a M14, M60... aka 308 Winchester... aka 7.62 NATO. There is none of this in the pictures.
7.62x54 is Mosin Nagant.

The last looks like 303 British. What do the headstamps say?
 
Yea, he had a Chinese or Korean Mosin too so that might have been it (it is on consigment along with his Enfield at Center of Mass). The headstamp is M X P 7 1.

-Geoff
 
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