30-06 Ammo
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30-06 Ammo
Anyone know the history of this ammo, not much out there.
Thanks
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Re: 30-06 Ammo
Hello
I seem to remember that Bremmer arms at some time made copies of the M1 Garand in straight pull from spare and refurbished parts ?
Am I correct or is age playing tricks with my memory
I seem to remember that Bremmer arms at some time made copies of the M1 Garand in straight pull from spare and refurbished parts ?
Am I correct or is age playing tricks with my memory
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Re: 30-06 Ammo
150gr, my mate had some a few years ago and they worked fine. As you say, not much on internet about them.
What are you shooting them through??
What are you shooting them through??
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Re: 30-06 Ammo
M1 Garand Straight pull. They came with the rifle have not shot any of them yet.
Re: 30-06 Ammo
I shot some of that through my US Model of 1917 going back a few years, like 20 or so. I still have the empty cases in the boxes.
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Peter.
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Re: 30-06 Ammo
It was only available for a short time, a year or two. It was decent enough stuff and Boxer primed. I think Bremmer Arms put together some 1903 Springfield rifles at the time and the ammo was to go with those.
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Re: 30-06 Ammo
Peter
Cheers for that, glad I have it now might keep a box with original Martini Henry rounds.
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