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Brass unknown head stamp
HI bought some brass at gun show a mix of Win. HXP and this type could someone please help thanks.
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03-26-2013 02:29 PM
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Thank you very much I have heard that it is good brass to reload
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I had that site add NNY and others head stamps many years ago and they gave me photo credit.
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Privi Partisan can have either the NNY headstamp shown above or a PPU headstamp.
PPU stamped rounds in 303 174 grain FMJ are sold in Australia
under the Highland brand by Highland Sports.
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"nny" is the Cyrillic equivalent of "ppu" and does NOT stand for "no, not yet". The "n" is actually a simplified "pi" symbol. See Saint Cyril, the Greek chap, who along with Methodius, introduced the (sort-of Greek-based) Russian
/ Serb / Bulgarian etc. "Cyrillic" alphabet.
Prvi Partizan Uzice: Good brass / ammo.
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For a few years in the early-mid 1990's it was imported by Jay Hansen and sold under the Hansen Cartridge Co. label until the war in the Balkans dried up his supply. All I ever saw back then was headstamped NNY and had either a red or green primer sealer, none of the current PPU/NNY ammo is sealed that I've noticed. He also imported ammo made by Igman and IMI. The Igman stuff was headstamped 1K IIRC. I haven't came across any recently but a few years ago there was brand called Hotshot on the market bearing the PPU headstamp.
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I still have 6 faded but new boxes of Hansen .303 FMJ.
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Other than having a boat tail, the PPU 174 gn .303 is very good.
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We used to use it in our Vickers MMG's. No problems with it at all. Mind you, we weren't hitting targets as such........... just 200x fig 11 targets a hillside 4k's away
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