it expands in the test clay, so I assume soOriginally Posted by G.Mitchell
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it expands in the test clay, so I assume so
I bet that is shipping containers??40 footers or 53 footers ??
Looks like the CC will take another hit today
ammo always come on 20s. 40s are for lightweight items. 53s are intermodel (train) not oceanI bet that is shipping containers??
Looks like the CC will take another hit today
I think that's pretty cheap really... Ths is current commercial production and not thirty to fifity year old surplus... I'll be ordering some! Nice that you can use the HP for hunting too....
Sweet, I'm in for a few. I'm guessing bi-metal at that pricing.
Sometimes it is taken, sometimes it is not. But there is no bargain, for here, what is,
is what must be
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yes, the only ex-soviet plant that sometimes runs copper jackets is tula, for a price.
Finally, some non-corrosive 7.62x39
So it is a bi-metal jacketed round with a lead core? Not very range friendly, but I am in.
Yes, if they cheap out on the back stop, or have poor range hygiene, they may have an issue, but no decent backstop will.
I have tested many bullet with many material. 7.62x39 is nothing, have the same effect on steel plate as 223.
308 does much more damage. 300winmag is incrediable...
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