WWII Era Ammo Ques.

Vertigo · 01-22-2004, 12:35 PM

Hi! If you can find the wwII ammunition somewhere, I suggest you to not to shoot them. For your own good. Me and my friend found an old finnish wwII 9mm ammo box containing 500 rounds. Last week we shot the last round of them. It was no pleasure to shoot them when some bullets got stucked in the barrel and some rounds felt like the whole gun would have exploded. Well, we were lucky and there were no cut-off fingers or exploded lugers. We shot with an Erfurt luger wich was in great condition. A luger in worse condition could have been deactivated forever... DonÃ?Â´t do what I do, do what I tell you to...
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01-22-2004, 12:35 PM	#11
Vertigo User Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi! If you can find the wwII ammunition somewhere, I suggest you to not to shoot them. For your own good. Me and my friend found an old finnish wwII 9mm ammo box containing 500 rounds. Last week we shot the last round of them. It was no pleasure to shoot them when some bullets got stucked in the barrel and some rounds felt like the whole gun would have exploded. Well, we were lucky and there were no cut-off fingers or exploded lugers. We shot with an Erfurt luger wich was in great condition. A luger in worse condition could have been deactivated forever... DonÃ?Â´t do what I do, do what I tell you to... Sorry the crappy text.