Thanks for the info

Canadian-made .308/7.62x51 blanks. Fun, but no real collector value. Shooters might be interested in the strippers.
 
The stripper clips with the single tit on the edge are Canadian for 7.62x51/306. The other ones shiny with the two tits on the edge are probably Czech for 7.92x57.

The blanks aren't overly valuable, but if you get a dummy rifle grenade and a rifle to launch it off of they will provide more smiles per bang than just about anything short of full auto.
 
37patt said:
The stripper clips with the single tit on the edge are Canadian for 7.62x51/306. The other ones shiny with the two tits on the edge are probably Czech for 7.92x57.

The blanks aren't overly valuable, but if you get a dummy rifle grenade and a rifle to launch it off of they will provide more smiles per bang than just about anything short of full auto.
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37patt said:
The stripper clips with the single tit on the edge are Canadian for 7.62x51/306. The other ones shiny with the two tits on the edge are probably Czech for 7.92x57.

The blanks aren't overly valuable, but if you get a dummy rifle grenade and a rifle to launch it off of they will provide more smiles per bang than just about anything short of full auto.
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Definitely DO NOT use these blanks for firing grenades. The blanks in the OP are noise making blanks used to simulate SA fire and are loaded with a fast burning powder. Grenade blanks are made specially for discharging grenades and are loaded appropriately.
 
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