Norinco 45acp...

[Urbanhuntr]

Do Canada Ammo have free shipping on ammo as well? I know there website reads free shipping on orders over $100.00

[fred0000]

yes, if your cart adds up to $100 plus, shipping is free.

[4tkal]

Out of curiosity is anyone else's brass tarnished? Got a case at the beginning of the month and noticed in many different boxes there appears to be a spot of corrosion (like the tip of a finger print almost) on 30% of the head stamps.

yes, I bought a case and about 25-30% of of the head stamps are corroded with some green coloring. It is making me a bit un easy thinking that maybe this stuff is somewhat corrosive, but nobody has ever said anything about it being so. I oil my German P220 after every use just in case.
The head stamp is marked 93 by the way. I'm guessing that is the manufacture date ? So this stuff has been sitting around a warehouse in China somewhere for all most 20 years. a little tarnishing wouldnt be unusual, but why just around the primer ?

[Runningfool]

yes, I bought a case and about 25-30% of of the head stamps are corroded with some green coloring. It is making me a bit un easy thinking that maybe this stuff is somewhat corrosive, but nobody has ever said anything about it being so. I oil my German P220 after every use just in case.
The head stamp is marked 93 by the way. I'm guessing that is the manufacture date ? So this stuff has been sitting around a warehouse in China somewhere for all most 20 years. a little tarnishing wouldnt be unusual, but why just around the primer ?

I'm not sure if that is corrosion or a sealant they use on the primers...on close inspection mine does not appear to be corrosion but can't say for certain what others have found.

[nighthawk73]

I sorted through all the boxes today and segregated the questionable rounds. In total I have 250 "corroded" rounds. Yes, the primes have green sealant but this is definitely corrosion. Keeping in mind this was manufactured in 93, I'm not terribly upset.

[baffinsummit]

I have shot 1500 rounds through my Kimber TE II and had only one miss fire. It works fine no major complaints. I have been going through a lot of solvent after shooting it though.

[st1264]

All mine have green colouring, some corrosion as well on the head stamps. Still fired perfectly and I don't see any effects of a corrosive primer... if these were corrosive, they'd be listed as such.

[easysauce]

i have the same green mouldy stuff on my crates... and they smell like mould

ammo works great for what it is though, rarely do the shavings it leaves behind cause a failure... maybe 3 times out of 4 thousand rounds...

been shooting this stuff since can am got it, very happy with it, reloads well, runs super clean when reloaded for me, definetly NOT corrosive

[st1264]

Most likely moisture and mold. That was the first thing I though of when I saw the damp box (like when you keep baseball cards in a damp basement for a long time-curl up and texture changes). Rounds are 100% and true. Buy them and shoot the hell out of them. Then reload if you choose to.

Highly rated, cheap ammo for your big .45. I couldn't be happier.

Kaylie's turn to shoot the Norinco in my Sig 220

[CanAm]

not corrosive and the corrosion will have no affect on function as the primers and necks are sealed.