Bad form to post about another sponsor on this site, and thank johnone for bringing in your ammo.Originally Posted by Trazor
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Bad form to post about another sponsor on this site, and thank johnone for bringing in your ammo.
" Those who hammer their swords into plowshares, will Plow for those who do not".
this^^^^
I went deep into the bowels of the Hirtenberger corporate history and found this:
I'll say the "IV" stands for "April" (of 1974) month of production.
Seems to be confirmed from other Hirtenberger headstamp descriptions (arty shells) I see online as well... The roman numerals are the months.
Anyone with their received HP brass see another roman numeral / decimal year on the headstamps?
I agree, i am always amaze to see the lack of class certain members display... JP.
I went deep into the bowels of the Hirtenberger corporate history and found this:
I'll say the "IV" stands for "April" (of 1974) month of production.
Good stuff! Thanks
NP!
Link:
http://www.hirtenberger.at/media/pub...chrift_Web.pdf
The era of manufacturing for our surplus ammo is on page 108. the headstamp descriptions on page 146.
Thats OK, Tradeex are good people
John
Johnone. You got class.
Looking down the barrel, of 1984...
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Foxtrot Oscar.
It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards. - Claire Wolfe
Mine came in... thanks John!!!
Nice. That pallet looks heavy. Like 6-700 pounds of yum.
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