Tragschlaufe

[Suber]

For your viewing pleasure! I have 5 of these, this being the only one I have opened to inspect the cartridges. They are so well preserved that they look as though they were made yesterday! My friend and I inspected one of his inside the casing and they are still polished on the inside. Amazing

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[jacobtowne]

A couple of years ago, I bought some of that ammo from J&G in Arizona, made in 1939 by a company in Austria. I've fired 200 rounds or so, and never had a misfire or any other problem with it. It looks as clean as the day it was made.

JT

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JT, that is exactly where this lot came from. I bought this a few years ago from JG sales. I was told then by the staff that they had 1.5 million rounds of this stuff. Today they have ZERO. It was a small goldmine at the time.

[Jeff Diederichs]

I have one sleeve just like that, but not in as good condition, it has some packing tape on it, but is unopened. Thanks for posting it.

Jeff

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My pleasure!! I would also like to suggest that if anyone is interested in one of these, I would part with one. They will NOT come around again like this. PM me if interested.

[1osten]

it hurts

hi
some years(10-14 ago),you cound by these from norweige like this for 10cent a bullet, buth man the hurts when you fire theme, wartime louding is NOT nice too yours shoulders
regards ola