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Canada was also the first to ban ar15 in North America!

What it muzzle energy and velocity pls

What caliber? Did it sell?

Deal🇲🇾

Miss getting these for $150 delivered. Looks, smells and shoots like it is brand new despite being 40yo. Still have a few that are still sealed and will stay sealed until and unless SHTF. Still have a goodly amount of commercial non-corrosive 5.45x39. The Tela Impex is decent despite being corrosively primed but priced absolutely as high as anyone is willing to pay for it (more than some are willing to pay)

It's so beautiful.

Important to note that velocity out of a 16” barrel, 5.45 and 5.56 are virtually the same, give or take. You mentioned specifically out of a 20” barrel, which the US fielded in Vietnam, and what 5.56 was made for, but I think the more accurate comparison is with an AK74’s 16” barrel length. Most AR15s in the US are 16” as well.

Hernandez Patricia Perez Jose Martinez Scott

كم تحتوي تلك الصفيحة المعدنية من الطلقات؟ ؟؟؟

54R has been manufactured & exported for over 100 years & is available on all 7 Continents & the North Pole. If you have no ammo you have no MOA.

270 , Soviet State Factory at Lugansk, Ukraine

I have one for sale that is a lot like this one, but is 9'6" long. It is from Punjab India and believed to have been made around 1670s to 1770s. No import markings, but does have some biblical righting on it that's in an older Indian dialect. The stock is all one peace of wood, so it's a large portion of one tree. It's in good shape for it's age and is a real hulk of a rifle, very heavy.

I heard this ammo doesn’t work well. But just hear say. Id like to know how it works for people that have tryed it. Sure looks good

Turkish military products are of poor quality

Turkish military products are of poor quality

GODDANM IT DUTCH!

I bought one 4 years ago, its a piece of crap. Jams every 3 shots. Incredibly hard to reassemble.

Nice video

very cool

🇦🇺😎👍Yes !

very cool

Inside 20 Little Bag x 25 bullet, same containers 500 bullet, one Spam

Saw, since here, 7.62 x 54 bullet for Sniper Russian

Why open it? You can't shoot Turkish 8mm unless it's from a very sturdy bolt action anyway.

Its perfect. I'd love to have one.

Зря перешли на германское G - 36...свое не хуже было!

Такие ящики даже в воде 80 лет лежат ....и нормально!Есть видео где с мест боев...в болотах такие находят.

TALHA EZEL

Откуда украдено?

Too bad they didn't do an unboxing video with the crate and tins.

00:18 Ammo Can markings Upper Left side - *762 ЛГЖ* 7.62mm L-g-zh ( _Legkoy_ : Light [bullet] ; _Gilza ZHeleznaya_ : [copper-plated] Steel Case) Lower Left side - *M-72-188* (Lot: M72, Manufactured by: Factory 188 [Novosibirsk Cartridge Plant, Novosibirsk Oblast, Siberia, USSR]) Right side - *BT 10/46 КУФ* (Powder Type: VT, Batch #10 / Production Year 1946; Powder Mill: KUF) Cartridge: 7.62x54mm M91 Russian [Berdan-primed] Bullet: Light Ball (147-grain [9.5 gram] Lead Core tombak-jacketed bullet). It doesn't have a painted tip because this was the standard service cartridge. Heavy Ball (for use in machineguns) had a yellow tip. Contents: 300 rounds (20 x 15-round cartons). 15-round "wedge" carton (3 x 5-round stripper clips) Ammo Crate: 2 x 300-round spam cans (total of 600 rounds).

very cool, love the color of these too

No hiss?

Those stripper clips are great mine were 41

I had 1000 rds of that nice hot rds powerful!

Sir Lignose A3 How much is it?

What are you asking for it? I have a cone handle, manufactured in 1897. All original matching parts

*Turkish Headstamp* 12 o'clock: *T [star over crescent] C* . TC stands for _Turkiye Cumhuriyeti_ ("Turkish Republic"). This formally replaced the Ottoman Empire in 1923. 9 o'clock & 6 o'clock: *7.9 FS* . 7.9 is the 7.9mm / 8mm Mauser cartridge. FS stands for _Fisek_ ("cartridge"). 3 o'clock: 4-digit year. Turkey converted from 7.65mm Belgian Mauser to use 7.9mm Mauser during WW1 due to the large amount of German military aid they received. The standard Ball round is based on the German 7.9mm sS Ball cartridge. They used nickel-plated jackets until 1949, when they started using tombak (gilding metal) jackets.

*Stok:* "Stock"; number of the crate in the shipment. *Kafile:* "Cargo"; number of the shipment. *SanDik:* "Crate". I think the black wavy line on the crate means bandoleers. Turkish 7.9x57mm ammo only comes in Ball, Blank and Dummy. *Fisek:* Cartridge. *Fisek Manevra:* ("Maneuver Cartridge") Blank round. *Fisek Egitim:* ("Training Cartridge") Dummy round. Ammo: 1400 rounds (20 x 70-round bandoleers) per crate. Unit: 7 pocket Bandoleer, 2 x 5-round stripper clips per pocket (70 rounds). Weight: 49 kg. (108 lbs.)

Got bids on a few guns in the auction. Do yall ship yo 03 C&R FFL's?

Handy rip tab for easy access in a firefight -- oops WHO has the axe ??

email sent

How much for the shipping crate?

What's with the background?

Enjoyed-total incredible ~goodbye!. 🤞

Ouch it hurts to watch these get opened, but it's cool to see how these old packages are

very cool

How did it smell?

How's the performance of the ammo after eighty years in storage? Is it still reliable? Interesting video, thanks. It's interesting to see ammo made during WWII opened. The real, original stuff: the primary ammunition of the Red Army! Definitely an interesting purchase for collectors and those with historical interests. Might be just the ticket for some research and experimentation.

Very cool