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If any one else likes the M1 Carbine, Widener's has 1080 rds Korean .30 carbine ammo mid '80s manufacture, Fmj, 10 rd chargers w/guide, bandoliers, in .50cal ammo can. $385. Shipping + tax to my QTH was another $50. I ordered some Wed. morning. Just checked them again, now $414, they upped the priced $30 overnight.
I have loaded accurate loads for .32 Remington that are almost completely silent. Long action Remington model 8 just clicks, with the smack on the target at 50 yards being considerably louder. Whatever you whack with a 170gr or heavier bullet (especially loaded backwards) at even 500-600 FPS is going to have a big hole in it. Only reason I don ...
Our 9mm & 10mm Pistol Caliber Carbines are nice, great with a can. First, everything is set up: tent, tables, chronographs, chop saw, generator, et cetera. We shoot on private land out in the country, where there is no shelter or power. We use as a backstop an old cabin made from railroad ties. Once everything is set up, and the ammo to be ...
Cartridge is identified by a green tip with a grey ring. Cartridge, Caliber .50, Armor Piercing Incendiary Dim Tracer (API-DT), Mk 257 The .50 Caliber Mk 257 API-DT has a purple bullet tip. The bullet has a hardened steel core and incendiary tip. The .50 Caliber MK257 is used in machine guns M2, M3, and M85.
Reloading is a great option to buying outright 10-30k rounds of ammo, but limiting the number of calibers you need to stock is still a great option for making it cheaper and easier. Here is an example, lets say you are the typical gun enthusiast and have more than a dozen pistols of varying caliber, a pair of shotguns and at least 1/2 dozen rifles.
techsar said: ↑. Guy had a set for sale a week or two ago...9mm & .45acp Camp models, looked excellent..but wanted $2200 for the pair. Holly cow! I have a Camp 9 I bought roughly 30 years ago. Paid something in the $160-200 range for it brandy new as I recall. Uses the S&W 459/469/669 etc. series of mags.
Think, 30-30 for a Rifle, or Lever Action Carbine, and .38SPL/.357Mag for Pistol, or Lever Action Carbine. Any of these can do Dual Purpose, like taking Bigger Game, or Defensive Ops, out to 100 Yds. All of the above, should be available in any Shop that sells Ammunition, in the Normal World.
Measured some factory ammo, S&B bullet diameter at .3075. and this is the stuff that is supposedly leaving the barrel at around 1,700 fps. My objective for this project is to develop a lower pressure economical lead bullet practice load, which if accurate enough could be used for 25 - 50 yard plinking and perhaps target shooting and small game ...
So, I quit my crying and purchased some .50 caliber metal ammo cans from COSTCO but these cans came with a .30 cal metal can also - so not a bad deal for ~$17. So, loaded all of the 5.56 green tips (M855) in .30 cal cans and all the M193 5.56 and 9mm in .50 cal cans,, threw in 30 grams of desiccant into each and I am done for now with 6000 ...
Navyair Monkey++. Bought a Ruger 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) in March. Local Farm Store had it on sale for ~$600 with a couple of coupons I had. I wanted the collapsable stock model, but they had the regular stocked model. No matter, it breaks down into two pieces about 14" each. Good truck gun.