1000 Rounds of 30-06 Ammo by Kynoch Surplus - 148gr FMJ (Non-Corrosive)

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Ammo Overview

Ammo Quantity - 1,000 rounds per case; 20 rounds per box
Ammo Manufacturer - Kynoch Surplus
Projectiles - 148 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casings - Berdan-primed brass

Details

Good things tend to come out of the United Kingdom. You’ve got your cheddar cheese, your Branston pickle spread, and Keith Richards. The islands are home to Kynoch as well, whose well-made ammunition has seen action throughout the world -- wherever imperial doings once demanded their participation.

This 30-06 cartridge was made in the UK back in the 1950s. Its non-corrosive primer, brass casing, and fortune of having been stored somewhere safe and dry means it’s still ready to prove its worth at the range along with your help. This cartridge’s 148 grain bullet dons a full metal jacket, as would have been required for a standard use military round, and accordingly delivers reliable and clean shooting out of a rifle.

Unlike most American-made rounds, this one’s ignition is delivered via Berdan primer. While reloading is possible when a Berdan primer is involved, the brass casing’s integral anvil and double flash holes make the pursuit substantially less straightforward. Still, the first (and nearly certainly only) time you fire this round is going to prove immensely satisfying. It’s a moment that will have been about seven decades in the making!

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Posted On: 2/2/2020 By: Mike

A: Hello Mike, This projectile is not your common day copper variety, but rather some alloy that we believe to be magnetic given its silvery color. It DOES have a lead core as well.

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