7.92x57 (8mm
- Thread starter johnone
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Turkeyslayer 1300
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Russell, Ontario
Bring it in!! Theres a slough of Mausers that need feeding.
- Location
- Leduc County, Alberta
My G43, FN49, and scores of K98's need feeding!!! nom nom nom!! 
BTW, are there any more TNW MG-34's to be had??
Yes, would love to git my hands on some more 8mm. Preferably, a crate.... or two.
I presume it is Berdan primed, corrosive??? Or is this the age of aquarius?
BTW, are there any more TNW MG-34's to be had??
Yes, would love to git my hands on some more 8mm. Preferably, a crate.... or two.
I presume it is Berdan primed, corrosive??? Or is this the age of aquarius?
Northman999
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Yukon
Sure!
This sounds promising. I'd appreciate knowing a few more details though, such as bullet weight, berdan or boxer primers, what kind of case and the number of rounds per case. Though it's hard to nail down prices before they get here, are we talking about prices similar to the 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R that you're already carrying?
I realize that we don't live in the greatest age when it comes to availability of inexpensive ammo, but if it's not reloadable and costs more than the 7.62x54R that you're carrying, for me that means that I'll probably stick to reloading jacketed and cast bullets into the few hundred cases I picked up at my range.
BTW, I've already gotten 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R (just ordered) from you before, so thanks for making these munitions available to the Canadian shooting community! Beyond one or two cases every several months, however, ammo is just too cost prohibitive at current prices.
Cheers,
Frank
I realize that we don't live in the greatest age when it comes to availability of inexpensive ammo, but if it's not reloadable and costs more than the 7.62x54R that you're carrying, for me that means that I'll probably stick to reloading jacketed and cast bullets into the few hundred cases I picked up at my range.
BTW, I've already gotten 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R (just ordered) from you before, so thanks for making these munitions available to the Canadian shooting community! Beyond one or two cases every several months, however, ammo is just too cost prohibitive at current prices.
Cheers,
Frank
dragansrbin
Regular
- Location
- Stoners Creek
put me down for a case
I know someone who would definately want some....I have had some experience with some Yugoslav. :Mauser "sniper" ammunition that I tried from a place called Wideners (USA) when I was there. (See website for description). Would this be the same ?
BEATER; YES we have some .303 offshore, all we need is the Minister to sign off, then we get to argue with the Feds here....
Don't ask, we do not have any dates on this.... All I can say is once they sign off if wwe are delayed here more than 3-4 months it will go to the US.
John
Don't ask, we do not have any dates on this.... All I can say is once they sign off if wwe are delayed here more than 3-4 months it will go to the US.
John
BEADWINDOW;
The ammunition in question is "universal Ball M-75, Sniper"
Lead core, copper jacketed projectile (FMJ).
Berdan primed, non corrosive, Manufactured in 1999,
900 rds per hermeticaly sealed metal lined wood case.
This highly accurate ammunition was issued with the M-76 rifle.
John
The ammunition in question is "universal Ball M-75, Sniper"
Lead core, copper jacketed projectile (FMJ).
Berdan primed, non corrosive, Manufactured in 1999,
900 rds per hermeticaly sealed metal lined wood case.
This highly accurate ammunition was issued with the M-76 rifle.
John
