7.62x54r sardine can ... how?
- Thread starter Otokiak
- Start date
- Location
- Leduc County, Alberta
Use this, Silly!!
Actually, there should be a little tool in the case somewhere to help open it up...
It should look something like this:
If all else fails....
I used a hammer and a chisel on a can of Hungarian 7.62x54R a couple years back...
Actually, there should be a little tool in the case somewhere to help open it up...
It should look something like this:
If all else fails....
I used a hammer and a chisel on a can of Hungarian 7.62x54R a couple years back...
can opener, chisel, grinder, blow torch, hack saw, pry bar.
These are just some of the ideas that I've heard of. I guess the trick to the blow torch is to be quick.
I am sure that someone with a spare could send you one. But to use it right away, a normal can opener would probably work. Not the type that is on the kitchen counter. The type like you would find on a swiss army knife or multi-tool.
These are just some of the ideas that I've heard of. I guess the trick to the blow torch is to be quick.
I am sure that someone with a spare could send you one. But to use it right away, a normal can opener would probably work. Not the type that is on the kitchen counter. The type like you would find on a swiss army knife or multi-tool.
x2 for the can opener that screwed to the under side of the lid from the ammo crate. I was stumped for a good while until I posted on here and the good folks suggested looking on the under side of the lid - low and behold there was my solution.
... or you could just shoot it open.
... or you could just shoot it open.
midnightpossum
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- East Kootneys
So he didnt give you the opener with the can?.... hope he gave you a good deal on the ammo
- Location
- Smithers, B.C.
The proper way to open Comrade! Utilize Soviet sneaking abilities to take a Comrade's knife, bayonet or screwdriver. Then using hand (or mallet if you have Socialist tenancies) hit back of object while point is on 45 degree angle to metal, near rim on inside. Continue until is 1/4 way open or more. Then grip, and using Soviet strength, rip open. Or continue opening with previous method if your faith in our Great Motherland is not yet strong enough. Then, distribute ammunition to your 9 comrades, who do not have rifle like you!
Bazzoka_Joe
Regular
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- PRQ(People Replublic of Quebec)
if you use a blow torch film it !!! that is going to go on the Darwin award website!!!
the opener in the crate works if you have nothing else. The best thing is a grinder to take a shaving off the top edge all the way around the can : 18 seconds. A chisel and a pair of pliers works well, cut the corner up and peel back like a sardine can.
get a hammer and chisel and use to cut one side of the top of the can, dont dont it length wise, then grab a set of pliers and pinch and start rolling it, its hard to do but gives you a sense of accomplishment. you will then find rounds in packs of 20 rolled in brown paper. its like opening a time capsule
It probably stinks from old age and some sort of cheezy fish oil used to treat the casings or something they used on the paper to avoid rusting.
Hey, you got a SPAM can of ammo to shoot now. That smell isn't "stink". It's the smell of range happiness! ! ! !
Hey, you got a SPAM can of ammo to shoot now. That smell isn't "stink". It's the smell of range happiness! ! ! !
ghostntheshell
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- GTA ONTARIO
I had to use tin snips on mine. Not too hard with tin snips.
