Is this valuable or should I shoot it

[Picard]

It says made in USSR so I'm guessing it's a collector's item. I wonder if it is worth anything though.

 

[MiG25]

Not particularly valuable. I'd keep it as a curiosity though.

 

[struff55]

was sold in canada in the 60's -80's no great value it was popular back in the day

 

[Dosing]

Keep the box and a few rounds, you dont see it every day, and wont see anymore of it likely.

 

[remington jim]

It says made in USSR so I'm guessing it's a collector's item. I wonder if it is worth anything though.

Maybe a collectors item if your a “ COMRADE “ RJ

 

[Longwalker]

It was something I thought was interesting back in the 1970's then I bought a few boxes. I was dirty, weak, stinky and inaccurate. Worst ammo I ever shot from a .22! A fine example of inferior soviet technology and quality control. It has no value other than as a curiosity.

 

[FLHTCUI]

It was something I thought was interesting back in the 1970's then I bought a few boxes. I was dirty, weak, stinky and inaccurate. Worst ammo I ever shot from a .22! A fine example of inferior soviet technology and quality control. It has no value other than as a curiosity.

Exactly, keep the box and a half dozen or so rounds for curio....

 

[Buck1950]

Or post it on GP and get $30-50 ? Then buy some real ammo.

 

[scotteboy]

I'd keep it.
Gonna be a while before anything from Russia is going to be imported again. Cool stuff and a full box is even better

 

[saskbooknut]

It was poor quality ammunition when new. It won't have gotten better with age.
We had a quantity donated for our hunter safety classes. It's only use was teaching about procedures with hangfires. Some firearms had many failures to fire.

 

[Beeron]

Check out a couple of the dealers on CGN that sell old and/or imported 22's and snag one.
they belong together.

 

[DancesWithEmptyCasings]

It was something I thought was interesting back in the 1970's then I bought a few boxes. I was dirty, weak, stinky and inaccurate. Worst ammo I ever shot from a .22! A fine example of inferior soviet technology and quality control. It has no value other than as a curiosity.

It also left alot of lead build up too