Cabela's 7.62x51/308 ammo $140/240

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Just wanted to share a deal I found at Cabela's. 240 rounds of reloadable brass 7.62x51/308 is on sale at Cabela's for 159.99. couple that with a $20 off 150 or more when you complete their incentive survey with a receipt from a previous purchase and you get $140 for 240 rounds.

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/95691/surplus-762x51mm-fmj-ammunition-240-rounds.
 
Just wanted to share a deal I found at Cabela's. 240 rounds of reloadable brass 7.62x51/308 is on sale at Cabela's for 159.99. couple that with a $20 off 150 or more when you complete their incentive survey with a receipt from a previous purchase and you get $140 for 240 rounds.

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/95691/surplus-762x51mm-fmj-ammunition-240-rounds.

I think this is Hirtenburger, but can you confirm once you have shot some if it is boxer or berdan. (I think it is the latter, but would be grateful for the confirmation.)

Candocad.
 
Alll the Hirtenberger that comes in 240 cardboard boxes are Berdan.

The ''Boxer'' ammo comes in 360 round polyester sealed battlepacks....

I have bought this ammo in the 240 cardboard box. If it's 1980 production it is boxer primed. Single flash hole in case, crimped in primer. It comes on sale regularly. Shoots decent.
 
HP80 (in the OP link) are boxer primed. I have a few :)
The question is how good the brass is?

I'll answer my own question: I loaded today 16 HM 80 brass and 15 of them have what the neck turners call the "donut" at the base of the neck. That's a thicker ring of brass where the neck meets the shoulder.
It first became apparent when I was seating the bullets then I could get a feel of the donut by exploring the inside of the neck with a straightened paperclip.
 
I've been able to push out the primers and seat new ones on my loadmaster so the crimped primers shouldn't be an issue for you guys who reload
 
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