Yup,.. off,. None are corrosive. Berdan are harder to reoload. That is all.Originally Posted by zenmagic
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Yup,.. off,. None are corrosive. Berdan are harder to reoload. That is all.
Left is Boxer Hirt, right is Berdan. '79 and on should be Boxer and look like the right one but have 2 stars on either side if the case head. I'm surprised the wood crates are not marked with an indication of priming.
Mine are boxer. The one on the left.
Wow, a loto winner!!
IF differents than pictures above, pictures of headstamp and crate markings please.
Spock to Kirk:
"Logic dictates Captain. If Pro-Gunners are as violent as Anti-Gunners say they are, there would not be any Anti-Gunners left."
What year is your ammo ??
The boxer primed Hirt is good brass for reloading. I have a pill of it from the last time I could buy it, came in battle packs in big plastic crates back then.
Remember remember early December
Coalition, treason and plot.
I see no reason why coalition, treason
Should ever be forgot...
Here's the unboxing of my 1974 case. It's very efficiently packed so the case is not very big...it was neat opening up something sealed for 41 years! Mine is Berdan primed I guess.
Does this ammo have bi-metal jacketed bullets?
looking to pick up a crate, im located in Peterborough Ontario if anyone has a crate from someone that reneged in their group buy.
If anyone in Calgary is looking for a crate, I have 3 to spare which I am selling at cost. Shoot me a pm
Yessir. A magnet sticks to the rounds in the '75-vintage crate I just opened.
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