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"One drop of genius and a barrel of sweat wrought this miracle." John Moses Browning
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If I remember correctly.. sg ammo put out something like this.. it was Saltech or MEN or similar, euro 762x51 that had the head stamp milled off and was sold as surplus
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German (as I recall). To comply with their laws on export of ammunition, can't be "military." Military supplies export are controlled by the government. So the military headstamp was destroyed and nomenclature stamped on the case side. Some had the lot number on the case. All to make it "commercial" in the eyes of their laws.
Imported into the US not too long ago. |
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DAK vampire rounds
I have a bunch....one of my favorites and it is German |
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"I miss the days of being able to shoot all commies" G.B.
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[Last Edit: 1/21/2021 1:46:04 PM EST by bfoosh06]
FWIW... It shoots great out of my PA10's ... NOTE: The PA10's have Adj. GB's and weight buffers and Tubbs Recoil springs... so YMMV.
Wish I had bought much, much more of it. This link is from quite some time ago... and from the Internet Archive ( so allow time for it to load ) https://web.archive.org/web/20161113104237/http://www.sgammo.com/product/308-win-762x51-ammo/1000-round-case-308-win-148-grain-fmj-german-military-surplus-ammo-am203 100yds, benched, scoped, rapid'ish fire. ![]() |
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I have those without the milled out headstamp. Good ammo. Some sealant residue at the bolt face but o/w pretty clean and combat accurate.
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Thanks for the info!
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"One drop of genius and a barrel of sweat wrought this miracle." John Moses Browning
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[Last Edit: 1/14/2021 3:10:28 PM EST by Frens]
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[Last Edit: 1/13/2021 10:18:12 AM EST by parrisisland1978]
One of the European countries had NATO force Germany to stop making that ammo with the cupro-nickel FMJ bullets because they are absolutely devastating on humans.
They tumble and break apart like 5.56 M193 out of 1:12 twist 20 inch barrels, but at 3 times the mass. Not as humane as landmines and hand grenades I guess. Inspect cases for areas of what looks like pink corrosion. The 20 round boxes they used to be issued in had a chemical that reacted to the brass sitting against against the cardboard. Still safe to range shoot if just on surface of brass, but I wouldn't keep corroded one's for bet my life service. I have plenty of "clean" rounds loaded in mags and ready to go because they are accurate as hell and have sealed primers and necks. |
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[Last Edit: 1/13/2021 10:27:36 AM EST by RDTCU]
Have some old DAG that was discounted for corrosion, i think from Copes.
Little cleaning and inspection for pits and it's great shooting stuff I would buy lots more if i could |
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