Now I'm just waiting on a headspace check set I picked up from Amazon and then I get to do my Vasily Zaytsev impersonation (although at much shorter distances).
Monday, January 7, 2013
Batteries or Ammo. Christmas Toys Need to be Fed
My Xmas present was a Mosin. I only had a few rounds of 7.62x54R left in my inventory (for the Dragunov) and I wasn't going to pay the gouge prices being offered at the show so I found a decent deal from SG on some 'White Box' 148 gr. Non-corrosive stuff, making it usable in both of the rifles.
Now I'm just waiting on a headspace check set I picked up from Amazon and then I get to do my Vasily Zaytsev impersonation (although at much shorter distances).
Now I'm just waiting on a headspace check set I picked up from Amazon and then I get to do my Vasily Zaytsev impersonation (although at much shorter distances).
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Yep, SG has some good deals once in a while.
I have 3 unopened tins of Bulgarian yellowtop heavy ball from 1954. It is my personal favorite load in that caliber and one of the damn hardest to come by.
Come to think of if I only have about 1.5K of the stuff. Need to get some more.
Knowing nothing about this caliber, I have to ask, is that stuff corrosive, Shawn?
'54 BUlgarian? Think 'Alien' for corrosiveness. ;)
I would point out that both batteries and ammunition are methods of storing energy for later use.
Thanks 3rdpower.
That's kind of what I suspected from reading.
Heavy ball is good stuff :-) Eats steel plate for lunch.
You gots a Dragunov? Major jealousy here.
You need to vacate the Volksrepublik most rickety as I did back in 08. The Commonwealth of KY calls... only gun control issues here are what the feds might try.
I'm Jealous. But I'll get over it. Though shall not covet thy neighbors possessions and all that.
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