Empty Brass Question

[m1crazy]

Ok I have some once fired brass all 30-06 from a few years ago I know some is reloadable the others I am not sure. They are listed below by the exact head stamp can anyone tell me if they are reloadable? I made the font size bigger so it can be seen real good.
TIA
Barry In MO.

LC 62 Match (this I know is reloadable)
Winchester 30-06 SPRG (this I know is reloadable)
AMA 62 (don't know?)
FNB 80 30 (don't know?)
IK-85 7.62mm (don't know?) the I does not have serifs

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[Maury Krupp]

The sure way is to shine a flashlight into the case and look for one (Boxer) or two (Berdan) flash holes.

Berdan can be reloaded but it's more work than most people (including myself) think it's worth.

Of your three unknowns:

AMA is Danish Berdan

FNB is Belgian (Fabrique National) probably Berdan

IK is Yugoslavian (Igman Zavod) probably Berdan.

Headstamp Codes on Small Arms Ammunition

Maury

[m1crazy]

The sure way is to shine a flashlight into the case and look for one (Boxer) or two (Berdan) flash holes.

Berdan can be reloaded but it's more work than most people (including myself) think it's worth.

Of your three unknowns:

AMA is Danish Berdan

FNB is Belgian (Fabrique National) probably Berdan

IK is Yugoslavian (Igman Zavod) probably Berdan.

Headstamp Codes on Small Arms Ammunition

Maury

Maury,
Thanks the FNB and AMA are 2 holes the IK is 1 hole.
Barry In MO.

[BruceV]

AMA-62 is Danish... berdan primed and not reloadable using conventional Boxer type primers. You may reload it using berdan primers from some of the European suppliers.
I have no ideas or information about the other two headstamps listed.
Sincerely,
BruceV

[graz]

Good advice on the Boxer/Berdan question.

Are you aware that a lot of mil brass needs to have the primer pocket swaged after depriming (decapping) to allow proper insertion of the new primer?