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[jeff43]

Czech 7.62x54R silver tip ammo, 780 rounds in wood crate. SOLD

Will trade for ammo, 9mm,10mm, 223 or ??

 

Meet in McMinnville,Woodbury, Manchester, Murfreesboro.

Edited January 29, 2023 by jeff43

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[mondojackal]

Learn me something... Why does the box say 7.62x59?

[jeff43]

1 hour ago, mondojackal said:

Learn me something... Why does the box say 7.62x59?

I really don’t know why it’s marked like that.

[Garufa]

1 hour ago, mondojackal said:

Learn me something... Why does the box say 7.62x59?

 

23 minutes ago, jeff43 said:

I really don’t know why it’s marked like that.

It actually say "7.62 - 59' with 59 indicating the bullet type.  The Czechs called steel core light ball Type 59.

If I'm deciphering the rest of it correctly it was made by Sellier & Bellot in 1963.

It's good stuff.

Edited September 20, 2022 by Garufa

[jeff43]

33 minutes ago, Garufa said:

 

It actually say "7.62 - 59' with 59 indicating the bullet type.  The Czechs called steel core light ball Type 59.

If I'm deciphering the rest of it correctly it was made by Sellier & Bellot in 1963.

It's good stuff.

THANK YOU for that info Garufa.

This ammo used to be highly sought after.

Edited September 20, 2022 by jeff43

[mondojackal]

1 hour ago, Garufa said:

 

It actually say "7.62 - 59' with 59 indicating the bullet type.  The Czechs called steel core light ball Type 59.

If I'm deciphering the rest of it correctly it was made by Sellier & Bellot in 1963.

It's good stuff.

Thanks for sharing! I felt there was a "learn something new" opportunity, so thanks for obliging me.

[jeff43]

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[jeff43]

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[jeff43]

Nobody needs this?

[DO-TN]

Since you asked, not that I don't "need" it, my PSL would make good use of it. Just that it's corrosive and not to offend you, current prices of ammo keeps me reloading instead of buying surplus. Not that you aren't fair, you are for the current market, I just think the current market is way too high. I can reload cheaper than .50 cents each and get petter performance and not have to worry about corrosion.

[jeff43]

4 hours ago, DO-TN said:

Since you asked, not that I don't "need" it, my PSL would make good use of it. Just that it's corrosive and not to offend you, current prices of ammo keeps me reloading instead of buying surplus. Not that you aren't fair, you are for the current market, I just think the current market is way too high. I can reload cheaper than .50 cents each and get petter performance and not have to worry about corrosion.

I understand that.

[jeff43]

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