30 Luger ammo source

Steve Richards · 11-11-2004, 09:48 PM

It is not Fiochi but this is a copy of an old post of mine about the source that I have found.

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.

They may be a bit too hot for a leaf spring. I do not have any financial stake, only a customer. He loads for many odd calibers.

The last batch that I bought was $85.00/250 which works out to $17.00/50

Steve

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Threaded Mode

11-11-2004, 09:48 PM	#3
Steve Richards User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Beaverton, Oregon Posts: 487 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	It is not Fiochi but this is a copy of an old post of mine about the source that I have found. 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. They may be a bit too hot for a leaf spring. I do not have any financial stake, only a customer. He loads for many odd calibers. The last batch that I bought was $85.00/250 which works out to $17.00/50 Steve