Ammunition from WW2

RWS · 08-17-2010, 05:30 PM

You have few boxes and, at least, one of twohem is opened. They are collectible and a lot of collectors dream with a sealed box. Keep them.

But it is pleasure hard to explain the act of fire the ammo designed for your gun, you have a part of history in your hand loaded with the proper ammo. Shoot a mag or two (16rds) and feel the experience.

A few weeks ago I shot a 25rds. box of 1931 9mm Largo trough my Astra 400 made in 1931.

08-17-2010, 05:30 PM	#21
RWS User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Europe Posts: 34 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	You have few boxes and, at least, one of twohem is opened. They are collectible and a lot of collectors dream with a sealed box. Keep them. But it is pleasure hard to explain the act of fire the ammo designed for your gun, you have a part of history in your hand loaded with the proper ammo. Shoot a mag or two (16rds) and feel the experience. A few weeks ago I shot a 25rds. box of 1931 9mm Largo trough my Astra 400 made in 1931.