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Posted: 6/14/2026 9:24:44 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Hamel][Edited]
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Picked up a lot of parts and these were in there. Disintegrating metal links. They look like they fit 762x54r. Tried 308 and 30-06 and much looser fit. I thought the Russians use non-disintegrating mostly and if they did most of those were plastic versus metal. Google search is tough with the Russian letters. One kickback said these might be dummy links for use with blanks or dummy rounds for ceremonies and parades. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Deny_Everything: Israeli 1919 links Huh, weird bc they seem to fit 7.62,54r "better" than 308 Attached File |
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Originally Posted By SGT-Fish: They dried up quick. To the point that someone tooled up and is making new ones. Originally Posted By SGT-Fish: Originally Posted By PlaysWithAtoms: Ah yeah that's not enough to ship IMO, but they are hard to find. Seems they dried up. So now folks command dumb prices for them. They dried up quick. To the point that someone tooled up and is making new ones. You would think there are others out there sitting on a pile of them. |
RIP Jeff Reed. Tennessee Squire, Ga. Carry member, NRA,Non-puking 72 ounce drinker 2 of 6 Norcal call sign, Forgotten.
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Originally Posted By Hamel: Thank you. So these are for 7.62x51 mm. Huh, weird bc they seem to fit 7.62,54r "better" than 308 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28046/1000015311_jpg-3779152.JPG They will work for 7.62 NATO, 30.06, 8mm and 7.62x54R. The seating depths are different for each type of ammo. |
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