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What I was told was "urban" 7.62x54r that wouldn't go through walls. Very light bullet weight, rounded nose; white tip, IIRC. Don't know the real story on it. I've also read it's training ammo. Its low recoil training ammo. Edit: beat to it... should have read the rest of the thread |
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7.62x45 and the rifle for it 44 russian 44 american 5mm rimfire 9mm glazer rounds, blue tip I saw a box of Remington 5mm rimfire at the fun show today. What is it for? Back in the day they marketed a 5mm remington rifle, it was an awesome rifle, but it never caught on as well as the newer rimfires have, and faded away to obscurity |
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British 303 smoke tracers for aircraft guns.
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.38 Special 148 gr hollow base wadcutter TRACERS
.22 Remington Jet .256 Winchester Magnum .30 carbine KTW Teflon coated .357 Magnum W-W 158 gr. metal piercing 9mm Glaser Safety Slugs, first generation 12 ga. MBA beanbag rounds |
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I've got some on those plastic .223 rounds, 30-06 Remington accelorators and some 12ga bird bombs.
ETA: .358 Winchester and some aluminum bullet .380acp |
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I have 1 .38 super round. No idea why- I've never owned a .38 super and no one I know owns or has owned one to my knowledge. I seriously have no idea where it came from
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30-06 round from 1906 and a 7.5 swiss with an arabic head stamp
Also a dozen or so 7.62x39 AP from the Tula plant. |
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"Unique"? None. All ammo I have is mass production ammo. Large caliber. Oddball caliber. Oddball country. Country that no longer exists. Ammo with special purpose. All of the above count. |
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I have some North Korean 7.62x39 rds. Funny story, but a co-worker of mine actually found them in the parking lot of a local Dollar General. Don't remember where I put them, but I looked up the headstamp, and they were from North Korea. Also have some .50 BMG from 1942 linked with 4-1 tracers rds. Lots of .30-06 blanks from WWII. Uhhhh, thats sorta creepy. Considering that the Norks started using x39 around the same time hostilities began between us and them. |
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Very old paper casing 8 Gauge.....I bought it to shoot out of my single shot 8GA but havent yet.....
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SS190 this I also have a 30mm round from an A-10 Is it depleted uranium because that would explain a lot jk |
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9mm Flobert shotgun ammo probably, that or the 22BR 75 grain Amaxs
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In seriousness I think I have some 7.7 Jap stashed away at my parent's house. That's about as unique as it gets for me. |
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Somewhere around here I've got a NORMA 9.3x74R round but it isn't shaped like a normal 9.3x74R.
It's blown out straight walled and loaded with a RN lead bullet. I think its an old custom reform into a 405 Winchester. |
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Not really rare/unique, but I guess SS198lf 5.7x28. Second I guess would be 6.5 Grendel. It's not at all unique for members of this forum, but IRL no one knows WTF it is.
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I don't have anything old or nostalgic but I do have around 8k rounds of Black Talon ammo in 45ACP, 10mm, 9mm, 357 magnum, and 44 magnum.
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M200 556 blanks.
It was a pain in the ass to get them. Shot one off without a BFA. Holy shit that thing was loud. |
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I have some Swedish blanks with wooden bullets. They're not very unique though.
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38-40 Win. if that is considered unique, might not be by some.
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Some .30-06 belted ammo found in the desert where it was dropped in 1943.
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I don't have a 'collection', but I do have several boxes of hand loaded 8X56 Mannlicher-Schoenauer cartridges, as well as a couple of boxes of 9X56 MS. Of course, I have rifles for both calibers as well.
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7.62x54R Russian sniper rounds. Two part slug, steel tip with lead knocker behind it.
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some nazi stamped 8x56r
a box of brass cased 12ga shells two boxes of wwII .45 ball ammo |
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Couple of different. 50 bmg rounds that are hard to come by.
7.92x33 Kurz 8mm Breda 5mm pinfire Different calibers of the blue plastic/aluminum base training ammo. Numerous calibers of that 7.62x39 plastic core short range ammo. Came in 10 rd blister packs. Have 2 or 3 of those blister packs. Came from E. Germany Israeli wooden bullet. 308 had a case of it. Pulled all the bullets for the brass. Kept 3 loaded rds for the hell of it. |
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I would say 32 auto or 357 sig because I've got both but nothing to shoot it in.
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http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c55/ChrisV196/ARF%20junk/IMAG0725.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c55/ChrisV196/ARF%20junk/IMAG0721.jpg Don't know if I'd be posting that. |
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I have a collection of paper shotgun shells from '0' gauge to 5mm rimfire in a display box also working on getting one of every type of .50bmg
rounds.....only need a few left for that set Have a collection of British sporting rounds and some Russian heavy machine gun rounds. The pride of my collection are my civil war rounds like burnsides, sharps, ext. Have all original unfired and fired rounds |
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Browning headstamped rifle ammo in .30-60 and .25-06 from the late 60's. Not a big ammo collector but I have several boxes of each.
I have a lot of #4 and #5 lead 12ga shotgun stuff by federal stamped "Duck and pheasent" which was obviously before the lead ban for waterfowl. |
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