Hello,
Call them Monday or before you go. I don't know if there is any left. Save you a trip if you are only going for LC.
Take care,
spin
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Hello,
Call them Monday or before you go. I don't know if there is any left. Save you a trip if you are only going for LC.
Take care,
spin
The CMP had LC in the past, sold it all and then the Army turned up more. Who knows what is tucked away in some ammo storage point somewhere? More LC may show up again. I think it is a bit funny though, this frenzy over LC when a couple of years ago the experts were scorning it for the 'much superior' Greek ball. Now everyone wants LC!
American made for Americans do I need to say more?
Jeff
Jeff, That say's it all as far as I am concerned. Semper Fi, Joe
Speaking of LC ammo, in all the lots that have come down the CMP pike, has anyone seen any lots with a date after 1972?
Years ago I read an article in American Rifleman claiming that a final batch of 30-06 on Browning links was made up for South Vietnam in early 1975. Given the abrupt collapse of South Vietnam that spring, it was speculated that the ammo may not have gotten there.
My one can will be here on Friday, If I would have known about a shortage I would have ordered more.:banghead:
Have some LC in CMP boxes dated '69. De-linked machine gun ammo. Shoots fine.
LB
So whats wrong with LC ammo?
I'v used LC brass for years never had a prob. And fired lots of LC M2 Ball and worked fine.:dunno:
Cary
Just got an email the other day that my two cans of Lake City I ordered back in December is now shipping to me and should arrive early next week. I'm wishing I'd ordered a few more now.
Len
Seems reasonable, but I thought congressional funding was curtailed before this, like in 1973 or 1974? My last CMP match in Youngstown had LC 1972 and it ran fine. Prior to this we were issued HXP 1974, which ran fine as well. If I run into dates after 1972 on the LC I'll let you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by enbloc8
Mike Doerner