What is it. Like a 7.62x25 or something?? There’s no ammo available for anything right now
Yup. Supposedly it can penetrate soft body armor.What is it. Like a 7.62x25 or something?? There’s no ammo available for anything right now
Friend of mine has had one for years. Romanian. AFAIK, most all available ammo is and always has been corrosive milsurp. He handloads his and the dies were $$$. Casts his own bullets, too. Downloads a bit to cut down on the noise.The biggest determining factor of the accuracy will be if the barrel is pitted and was properly cleaned every time after firing corrosive ammo before it was put away.
Indeed. Not that I need any. There was also quite a primer shortage during the entire Clinton administration. But it's worse this time. During that time, I was buying primers at gun shows that were made in the '50s. I once bought a brick of Win LR primers that were so old they had pieces of wood in the trays to serve as dividers! They all worked, though. Every single one.
The ones featured have had a safety fitted and have been "refurbished". The country of origin is not given.
The eastern European imports mostly dried up. Probably Chinese.
M1 carbine. Wanted a WW2 era but it took me 11 stores just to find this one and got it for too good of a price to pass up.
Commercial M1 carbine. Examples I've dealt with were made by (more like put together) I forget who in Hialeah Fla. Often composed of newly made and milsurp parts. I have an old four cavity SAECO mould for it. I have one made by National Postal Meter. Very good, cheap plinker that is perfect for cast bullets. The hammer strike isn't the strongest in the world and I suspect that small pistol primers could be substituted. Though I've never bothered to try.
Universal. This ones a mutt. Like me. I got it for a really good price so I couldn’t pass it up at. I went to 11 stores to find one and finally found this one.
