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Steve Richards · 06-27-2003, 01:44 AM

I found a supplier of .30 Luger ammunition that works flawlessly in my 1906 and 1970's Mauser Parabelum. The loader opperates under the name of Circled Wagons' Ammo. His name is Richard Specht. E-Mail: ammoman2@msn.com
Phone 503-390-9192
Fax 503-390-9144

They are 95gr TMJ/RN and the box says they are loaded to 1330 FPS. He showed me the .30 barrel that he had made for a Glock to use as a test gun so I would think that is the velocity from a short barrel.

He said that he can ship UPS to a street addres but cannot ship to a PO Box. The price that I paid was $85.00 for 250 rounds when I went to his house.

The standard disclaimer of I have no ties with him other than as a customer apply. Perhaps he can be added to the links and resources list? This ammo is a bit difficult to find and especially in a fairly hot load. Someone with an old leaf spring gun or one with a weak mainspring may want to stick to Fiochi.

06-27-2003, 01:44 AM	#1
Steve Richards User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Beaverton, Oregon Posts: 487 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	.30 ammo source I found a supplier of .30 Luger ammunition that works flawlessly in my 1906 and 1970's Mauser Parabelum. The loader opperates under the name of Circled Wagons' Ammo. His name is Richard Specht. E-Mail: ammoman2@msn.com Phone 503-390-9192 Fax 503-390-9144 They are 95gr TMJ/RN and the box says they are loaded to 1330 FPS. He showed me the .30 barrel that he had made for a Glock to use as a test gun so I would think that is the velocity from a short barrel. He said that he can ship UPS to a street addres but cannot ship to a PO Box. The price that I paid was $85.00 for 250 rounds when I went to his house. The standard disclaimer of I have no ties with him other than as a customer apply. Perhaps he can be added to the links and resources list? This ammo is a bit difficult to find and especially in a fairly hot load. Someone with an old leaf spring gun or one with a weak mainspring may want to stick to Fiochi.