I got the spam can open a couple inches (it's an ordeal as the tool supplied is terrible, unless I'm missing a trick to it), enough to get a few rounds out...
Is this the right ammo?
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I got the spam can open a couple inches (it's an ordeal as the tool supplied is terrible, unless I'm missing a trick to it), enough to get a few rounds out...
Is this the right ammo?
Copper washed cases looks to be the same ammo that I bought with mine . Blasting ammo !!
isn't it like a big oyster can ? big key unwind the thing around the middle to open the can?
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Reading glasses are now on and you are correct. I was having a tough time with the 'big can opener' tool that I had from my Russian spam cans. I guess it pays to put those babies on every once and a while.Originally Posted by Beater
That is definitely copper washed Norinco ammo.
Your .308 say "96 C J" on it?
My last batch of Chinese ammo (45acp and 7.62x39) had the caliber on it, box and/or case...
That is definitely the right ammo. I've run it in everything from M305s, XCRs, and RFBs. Runs like a hot damn and is surprisingly clean for what it is.
"Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars"
yep thats bimetal jacket lead core noncorrosive copper washed steel case norinco 308 147gr FMJBT ammo. great surplus ammo.
I have Norinco 308 in front of me now. Says 61 on one side and 93 on the other like yours. No idea what the numbers mean but no the caliber is not written.
Okay, thanks. Just wanted to make sure...
Really?
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