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08-17-2016 06:03 PM
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Honestly I don't know if this is a good thing or not. 
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Looks like he's about to launch a round. Ready or not.
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Well, as we all know...it'll get the job done.
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He also has them in backwards making it more difficult to grab with sweaty hands and awkward to load having to turn them.
Bill Hollinger
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Originally Posted by
Steve762
I would be interested in what the ammo is and who supplied it.
Bottom bandoleer, far left round has a dark colored tip, single AP?
It could be the photo, but the case necks almost look like a lacquered steel composition, Wolf production .30-06?
Ammo sources in hotspots can be hard to trace, in Afghanistan we would recover everything from 1979 vintage Soviet
cases to one year old S&B, and stuff in between.
- Darren
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1 BN Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 2003-2013
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Originally Posted by
Sentryduty
Bottom bandoleer, far left round has a dark colored tip
They could also just be scrubby ratty cartridges that have been around a while...
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They could also just be scrubby ratty cartridges that have been around a while...
Quite possible, hard to glean a lot from that photo conclusively.
- Darren
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1 BN Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 2003-2013
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Agreed, I'd love to lay hands on all that after HE was done...to examine it.
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