Collector cartridges FS/FT

[Devil Dog]

I have an assortment of collector type 7.62x39mm cartridges for sale or trade.
Many different types and countries of origin. If interested, I can email a list in
Word Perfect 7.0 format.

Examples:

Chinese tracers, I/T. Scarce USSR ball, tracer. Yugoslavian blank,tracer,ball, dummy, short range. S. African grenade blank, Finland tracers, proof, dummy, subsonic. Belgian ball, plus many others.

These are single specimins, not shooting quantities.

D.D. email: sweetvt@together.net

[KYGun]

I have a very large Cartridge collection. I have about 30 7.62x39 types and always looking for more. email me a lidsting of what you have and we'll talk price. Thanx so much.

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Keep on shooting, KYGun

[Devil Dog]

KYgun,

I need your email address!

D.D. email sweetvt@together.net

[KYGun]

My bad sorry. kygun@yahoo.com

[7th Fleet]

I have two boxes of what is known as sterile 7.62x39 ammo, loaded by the U.S. Government for use in clandestine operations. The cartridge cases have no head stamp at all on them. It is in brown 20 round boxes such as the U.S. military uses for its ammo.

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[chucko]

7th Fleet,

I don't doubt your word, because I have heard of this ammo before. But I do question the GOV's logic behind the idea, wouldn't the lack of any headstamp be a dead give away?

Why not just use some non US ammo?

Beats me.

Chuck

[Devil Dog]

This "sterile " ammo was loaded at either Lake City or Frankfort Arsenal in 1970 or 1971 for military aid to Cambodia. The lack of a headstamp theoretically prevented the US from being associated with the manufacture and supply of this ammo at the time. We made millions of rounds of this ammo, and some was even used for troop training here in the US. A full, original box of this ammo might fetch $20 from a collector who needs one to add to his collection. Not real scarce of an item but definately a piece of history!

Devil Dog