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    Pictures of milsurp case heads we shot in the carbine yesterday. I think they are all non corrosive. My old question is about the LC 52. How can you tell if ammo with that head stamp is genuine LC or from China?
    If there is even a doubt as to corrosiveness, I will clean with water.


    I will upload pictures of the other milsurp case heads I have for verification as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KneverKnew View Post
    How can you tell if ammo with that head stamp is genuine LC or from China?
    Did you check out the Carbine Club link that I posted earlier? It discusses the differences between the legit Lake City and the Chinese ammo.

    LC 52 - The Carbine Collector's Club - Page 1

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    Quote Originally Posted by W5USMC View Post
    Did you check out the Carbine Club link that I posted earlier? It discusses the differences between the legit Lake City and the Chinese ammo.

    LC 52 - The Carbine Collector's Club - Page 1
    I will check it out. Thanks.

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    Various other headstamps I’ve found in the bag my cuz gave me.

    LC43, EC43
    LC51
    LC52, WRA52
    LC54
    LC67
    RA55

    And big question mark on these, Chinese?
    VE 1-61 N 7.62
    VE 2-63 S 7.62

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    Quote Originally Posted by KneverKnew View Post
    My old question is about the LC 52. How can you tell if ammo with that head stamp is genuine LC or from China?
    Pull a bullet and look at the flash hole, the Chinese is berdan with two holes and USAicon ammo is Boxer with one. I think the Chinese is only LC 52. Anyone seen another year of manufacture stamp?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I think the Chinese is only LC 52. Anyone seen another year of manufacture stamp?
    I haven't, only LC 52 reported that I know of.
    Note the Larger Extractor Groove on the Chinese LC 52, easiest way to tell IMO.
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    Based on the pictures you provided above I don’t believe any of my LC 52 are Chinese. That was just a quick look over. I will examine more closely later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KneverKnew View Post
    And big question mark on these, Chinese?
    VE 1-61 N 7.62
    VE 2-63 S 7.62
    VE is Cartoucherie de Valence, Valence, Franceicon

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    Quote Originally Posted by W5USMC View Post
    VE is Cartoucherie de Valence, Valence, Franceicon
    So that would be corrosive?

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    Yes, likely corrosive. I have read that there are 2 types of Frenchicon ammo corrosive and noncorrosive. Think this is mentioned in the CMPicon thread link I posted in post #22.

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