The box says it's 1940? S.s. standard ball ammo.Hey ncreptile...whats the box in the middle of your photo? The red ring is throwing me off. I recognize everything else in the photo. Looks like good stuff!
John.
Definitely following and looking forward to getting someJust got it this morning.. My truck was sagging in the rear quite a bit driving it home from the freight place.
So, here's the findings. All of it is mid 30s to 1942, I have not seen any ammo later than 1942. The majority of the ammo is brass cased but it's a small majority.(I'd say 60/40 in favor of brass over steel case). Half seems to have stripper clips, some of the clips are aluminum but a lot are the nice brass clips. There's a good mix of standard ball S.s. ammo as well as SMK armor piercing. The boxes and labels are in very nice shape with a few exceptions that are torn.
I'm doing the video today along with a range video where I will test fire a box of 4-5 different variants and will post it here tomorrow.
I also have a couple other surprise ammunition types that I'll have in the video tomorrow but don't want to announce until then. I've chosen a couple of the nastier boxes/already torn boxes to shoot from so nothing super collectible will be destroyed to make the video.
Red primer sealant? I guess it was armor piercing tropical ammo. Ive run across ww2 german ammo that has the wrong label on the box before.The box says it's 1940? S.s. standard ball ammo.
But the red ring and the red primer sealant makes me think it's Trop ammo. It shot very well.
Do you get the master pack if you buy 300 rds?Forgive the horrid shooting. I was worn out by the time we went to the range.
Again it's on the site www.themosincrate.com It'll be available for purchase tomorrow.
Also have some very uncommon SMKH tugsten core ammo which is very pricey.
If you want 300+rd order it through the site tomorrow, otherwise I'll have smaller lots on here for yall later in the week. It's all randomly chosen.
Thanks!
Very cool! I dont think ive ever seen anyone shoot the SMKH tungsten rounds before. They quite clearly do the trick. Looking forward to any batches you happen to list on here. I bought a Bulgarian makarov off of you years ago, ive probably put a thousand rounds through that thing.Forgive the horrid shooting. I was worn out by the time we went to the range.
Again it's on the site www.themosincrate.com It'll be available for purchase tomorrow.
Also have some very uncommon SMKH tugsten core ammo which is very pricey.
If you want 300+rd order it through the site tomorrow, otherwise I'll have smaller lots on here for yall later in the week. It's all randomly chosen.
Thanks!
No sir, it's all going to be mixed. That way no one person gets all the rarer stuff. I may do that later if I have any unopened/left over. Just going to get moved what I can tomorrow and go from there.Do you get the master pack if you buy 300 rds?
The boom time was when J&G (AZ) had them for 30-odd bucks a Trageslaufe in the early 2000s. GOOD times!
Pat
It absolutely does. Green primer sealant is ball ammo. Red primer sealant is AP. Bullet/neck sealant is tropical loading. Green is S.s. patronen, red is AP. Something with a black bullet/neck sealant would be a P.M.K round.The mid-1930's P131 8mm K-Mart ball ammo I have all has bullet and primer sealant. Some is red, some green. The color doesn't seem to have anything to do with ammo type.
Thanks!It absolutely does. Green primer sealant is ball ammo. Red primer sealant is AP. Bullet/neck sealant is tropical loading. Green is S.s. patronen, red is AP. Something with a black bullet/neck sealant would be a P.M.K round.
John.