Very Nice 7.62x51 Surplus....Boxer Or Berdan, Cases or Battle Packs

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Hey Folks

We have some very nice 7.62x51 surplus in stock.

This ammo is made by Hirtenburger and is available in both boxer and berdan primed.

Regardless of primer type this ammo is NON-CORROSIVE!!!

Complete cases of either are 720 rounds.

The boxer ammo comes in two 360 round battle packs.

The berdan comes in three 240 round battle packs.

We can offer shipping through Loomis which is the most affordable shipping method for dangerous goods these days.

Price per case is $549.00 plus shipping and tax.

Price on the Boxer primed 360 round battle packs is $285.00 plus tax and shipping.

Price on the Berdan primed 240 round battle packs is $192.50 plus tax and shipping.

Get your friends together and put an order together and save on shipping!!

Buy 3 CASES of the Berdan primed and get FREE SHIPPING to the provinces!!

CAll us at 204-748-2454 or email us at sales@wolverinesupplies.com

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I don't even have a .308/7.62nato. But I'm tempted to buy a crate of that boxer primed stuff just so I had a nice brass supply whenever I do get around to buying a .308.

And if I had the ammo just sitting around it wouldn't take too long before I had a new rifle to chew through it!
 
bacardi said:
What's the difference between Boxer and Berman primed?
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Berdan brass has two flash holes so is difficult to de-prime and berdan primers are not easy to find theses days. Boxer brass has a single flash hole and there for is easy to de-prime with standard dies and boxer primers are availably every where.
 
Brian46 said:
just by looking at the cases and the markings, It would have been rather easy for any of the other retailers to separate the two types.

Unfortunate for those that bought already
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I got the HP74 berdan primer and have 3800 rounds fired to this day with no failures and very good accuracy in all of my SA rifles but especially in my NM M1a's and my FNAR's, since i dont care for the emptys, berdan primer is perfect... JP.:rockOn:
 
caramel said:
I got the HP74 berdan primer and have 3800 rounds fired to this day with no failures and very good accuracy in all of my SA rifles but especially in my NM M1a's and my FNAR's, since i dont care for the emptys, berdan primer is perfect... JP.:rockOn:
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questioning the reliability of the ammunition had nothing to do with my post but thanks for the update.
 
Brian46 said:
just by looking at the cases and the markings, It would have been rather easy for any of the other retailers to separate the two types.

Unfortunate for those that bought already
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I'm not going to go back and reread past threads..
But were'nt we told there was no way to tell the differance????? And the guy's that questioned the bold typer were told to take a HIKE!!!!!
 
GUB said:
I'm not going to go back and reread past threads..
But were'nt we told there was no way to tell the differance????? And the guy's that questioned the bold typer were told to take a HIKE!!!!!
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yes, one of the reasons I did not buy
 
Mr Wolverine said:
Berdan brass has two flash holes so is difficult to de-prime and berdan primers are not easy to find theses days. Boxer brass has a single flash hole and there for is easy to de-prime with standard dies and boxer primers are availably every where.
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Country or origin on the boxer ammo? Also, are the boxer primed rounds steel or bi-metal jacketed (i.e. can stick to a magnet)?

Wb
 
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