Bit of an unusual one, I collect WW2 stuff but .22 is not my thing and I'm not making them inert.
Approx 650 rounds (one box is half used), some of the cardboard boxes are clearly WW2 dated, looks like they were re-packed in 65
£50 the lot ?
WW2 dated .22LR ammo
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Re: WW2 dated .22LR ammo
In the late 1970s, we used to drive over to John Longstaff's shop in Pudsey to buy a crate of 2000 of these for our pistol section. it was good stuuf, never had a misfire with it and it was not corrosive.
Fred
Fred
Re: WW2 dated .22LR ammo
I used a box of this stuff about 6 months ago, made by ICI, had the odd fail to fire on the
first try but other than that it went ok.
first try but other than that it went ok.
Ralph NW UK
Interested in muzzle loading and anything that makes a loud noise and goes fast.
Interested in muzzle loading and anything that makes a loud noise and goes fast.
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