.30 ammo

Roadkill · 11-24-2002, 09:53 AM

No maker, but a lot # of 156979 on both cans. All writing is is yellow paint. I've got a P17,03,03A3,and a M1 Garand on the wall, this fits well with them. Does the AP mean armor piercing or is it another designator for the type cartridge? And why in five round clips instead of 8 round ones? Is this pre WWII ammo? Except for a little surface rust cans are in excellent shape, I'll clean them up later. Gonna be real hard not to open one. Ed, sorry, if we were in the same hemisphere we'd get together and talk, just isn't easy to do that from where we are. I've got lots of .223 and swore off .44 after that Thompson centerfire .44 mag debacle. Was like dancing with a fat woman. You can nudge her to the left, move a little to the right, but when she takes off with the music you're just there for the ride. No control.

rk

11-24-2002, 09:53 AM	#8
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	No maker, but a lot # of 156979 on both cans. All writing is is yellow paint. I've got a P17,03,03A3,and a M1 Garand on the wall, this fits well with them. Does the AP mean armor piercing or is it another designator for the type cartridge? And why in five round clips instead of 8 round ones? Is this pre WWII ammo? Except for a little surface rust cans are in excellent shape, I'll clean them up later. Gonna be real hard not to open one. Ed, sorry, if we were in the same hemisphere we'd get together and talk, just isn't easy to do that from where we are. I've got lots of .223 and swore off .44 after that Thompson centerfire .44 mag debacle. Was like dancing with a fat woman. You can nudge her to the left, move a little to the right, but when she takes off with the music you're just there for the ride. No control. rk