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7.62x51 mil ball ammo in 5 rd strippers, 2 to a pocket, 5 pocket bandoleers tops still sewed shut so 50 rds to a bandoleer. M14 ammo? Headstamped m80/m60? Out and out mg ammo would be in 100 rd belts right? Neighbor has 4 of these bandoleers what are they worth? MB
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M80 is standard 147gr FMJ ammo. Fifty cents a piece +/-.
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"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever."
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Looks boxer to me the ammo is in 5rd strippers ,1 point up and 1 point down stripper in each pocket.The top sewed shut in the middle. MB
" Cheapest velocity in the world comes from a long barrel and I sure do like them. MB "
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Post the lot number on the bandoleer. That should help identify the country of origin and type of ammo.
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Might be collectable, but my sole experience with military ball, M118 match, was a big disappointment for shooting. I sold the remainder of the 200 rounds I had to a believer.
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Might be collectable, but my sole experience with military ball, M118 match, was a big disappointment for shooting. I sold the remainder of the 200 rounds I had to a believer. M118 match could be crap or very good. I sorted some for run-out and made a clear demonstration of its effects for a friend of mine. He did the shooting not knowing what he was testing.
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Bought mine from my son, all the same lot, 1973 mfg IIRC (!). I think the guy who bought it really wanted the brass. The loads I crank out with ordinary LC and no particular care on the other hand shoot very well. Despite all the advancements in cartridges, the .308 remains a personal favorite. I could get by very well with only that.
Did I actually say that!!!😱
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