usually on surplus ammo the numbers and letters represent a year of production and factory code
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usually on surplus ammo the numbers and letters represent a year of production and factory code
“... and they who cried: “Appease, Appease!” are hanged by men they tried to please.”
It definitely is NATO ammo as it's about 2mm taller than my Super X .308win soft point
Yep.. got maybe 200 rounds left. I need to restock.Originally Posted by st1264
As I understand CJ means Norinco and the 93,95,96 etc is the year it was manufactured IIRC
Pretty good ammo, I'm very impressed for the price.
Works pretty well in my .308's, especially compared to pricier options. Hard to beat for blasting away.
Used yesterday, 100% in a Savage scout bolt gun
And some Hirtenberger which is a lot more then $.37 a round for the norinco
Last edited by GUB; 02-01-2017 at 07:09 PM.
Not about Norinco 308 ammo, but I use Hirtenberger 7.62x51 Austria surplus ammo. Its brass cased and not that more expansive than Norinco's one.
Where is the Norinco 308 ammo being sold?
Hirtenberger is $599.00 for 720rds which makes it $0.83ea. If so that's a far ways from $0.37 ea.
Of course there is a substantial discount sale on it at the moment.
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