FOUND: KOREAN 30 CAL BALL M1 Garand 30-06 Ammo

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the degrading of powder with age.

Common knowledge, The older it gets the more you can see it. I've seen powder that has virtually returned to it's liquid state, while the next cartridge looks like the first day inside. I shot a large quantity of Canadian IVI end '50s to early '60s and was using an M1 rifle in 7.62. I had set up an adjustable gas cylinder lock screw for a lot I was using but when I changed, I had to use a smaller hole in the vents. Some didn't have the push it should have...

I also said it has to do with how the ammo has been stored, where it's been.

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