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Azimyth 11-03-2005 09:59 PM

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boneheaddoctor 11-03-2005 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by John Holmes III
The SKS is a bargain. I paid less than $125 for mine years ago, new in the box. A very powerfull weapon with cheap, but corrosive, ammo availible.

Avoid the boxer primed stuff and you are fine....its not all corosive...I ve got thousands of rounds of steel cased non-corrosive russian ammo. I don't reload , yet anyway....so am not paying miore for the reloadible brass rounds.

Avoid the Berdan (spelling) primed stuff too...its corrosive.

John Holmes III 11-03-2005 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor
Avoid the boxer primed stuff and you are fine....its not all corosive...I ve got thousands of rounds of steel cased non-corrosive russian ammo. I don't reload , yet anyway....so am not paying miore for the reloadible brass rounds.

Avoid the Berdan (spelling) primed stuff too...its corrosive.

Thanks. I thought it was all corrosive. I'll try to find the russian ammo for the next time I shoot it.

boneheaddoctor 11-03-2005 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by John Holmes III
Thanks. I thought it was all corrosive. I'll try to find the russian ammo for the next time I shoot it.

be carefull not all russian ammo is non-corrosive. A lot is. The non-corrosive stuff is usually labled.... cheap non-corrosive stuff is availible. Much or the Romainian and Bulgarian stuff seems to be corrosive however.

John Holmes III 11-03-2005 10:36 PM

I just went out to the garage and looked at my last box of ammo for the sks. It is indeed labeled "non-corrosive", and made in China. Thanks for the advice.

boneheaddoctor 11-04-2005 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by John Holmes III
I just went out to the garage and looked at my last box of ammo for the sks. It is indeed labeled "non-corrosive", and made in China. Thanks for the advice.

After I went to bed last night I thought about this and realised I gave you innacurate info....


Boxer and Berdan primed ammo is the style of primer, not the primer material...

You can have corrosive materials with either...the differences between Boxer and berdan primed matters the most to reloaders.I buy steel cased as its cheaper..and stay with the non-corrosive type....

Look for the ammunition boxes to specify non-corrosive....if it says nothing assume it is corrosive..


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