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7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
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Guns International #: 102578930
Category - Ammo - Military Collectible
- Ammo - Metric Collectible
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Seller: skychaser
Member Since: 7/8/17
First Name: Randy
Last Name: Owens
State:
Kentucky
Zip: 40475
Country: United States
Phone:
(505) 220-6803
Active Listings: 13
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: personal check, money order
About Us: Over 8000 positive 100% feedback on eBay, close to 1000 on "Brand X". Long time military arms and uniform collector. Questions please text 505-220-6803 or can email riorandergmail.
7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
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Guns International #: 102578930
Category - Ammo - Military Collectible
- Ammo - Metric Collectible
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: skychaser
Member Since: 7/8/17
First Name: Randy
Last Name: Owens
State:
Kentucky
Zip: 40475
Country: United States
Phone:
(505) 220-6803
Active Listings: 13
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: personal check, money order
About Us: Over 8000 positive 100% feedback on eBay, close to 1000 on "Brand X". Long time military arms and uniform collector. Questions please text 505-220-6803 or can email riorandergmail.
7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
Description: 12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia. This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home. I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me. An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale. ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS. SOLD Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR |
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Guns International #: 102578930
Category - Ammo - Military Collectible
- Ammo - Metric Collectible
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: skychaser
Member Since: 7/8/17
First Name: Randy
Last Name: Owens
State:
Kentucky
Zip: 40475
Country: United States
Phone:
(505) 220-6803
Active Listings: 13
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: personal check, money order
About Us: Over 8000 positive 100% feedback on eBay, close to 1000 on "Brand X". Long time military arms and uniform collector. Questions please text 505-220-6803 or can email riorandergmail.
7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Guns International #: 102578930
Guns International #: 102578930
Category - Ammo - Military Collectible
- Ammo - Metric Collectible
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: skychaser
Member Since: 7/8/17
First Name: Randy
Last Name: Owens
State:
Kentucky
Zip: 40475
Country: United States
Phone:
(505) 220-6803
Active Listings: 13
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: personal check, money order
About Us: Over 8000 positive 100% feedback on eBay, close to 1000 on "Brand X". Long time military arms and uniform collector. Questions please text 505-220-6803 or can email riorandergmail.
7.62x54r armor piercing incendiary shKAS 1940 by Russian factory 17, Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Altai Krai, Russia
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
Description:
12 round partial box of WWII Russian 7.62x54R armor piercing incendiary ammo. The Cyrillic “sideways E” marks this API ammo as made for the ShKAS rapid-fire aircraft machine gun. This box was captured and repacked by Finland during WW II as Finnish lettering shows. The ammo was made in 1940 by Russian factory 17, the Barnaul Cartridge Plant, Barnaul, Altai Krai, Russia.
This box with 2 others came from a VC sniper in Vietnam. This is a true story. It doesn’t add value to the ammo, but this box came from my friend Lt. Mike Schramsky (11th ARMORED CAVALRY Regiment “BLACKHORSE". He was riding on a M113 APC trying with a comic-book (his words) on a Hwy 1 supply run. Suddenly a RPG rocket flew over his head. Seeing movement in a roadside tree troops opened fire. A figure and rifle toppled to the ground. Mike ran over to see an old man in black with a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle. They gathered documents and three 15 round boxes of API cartridges. Another officer grabbed the rifle; Mike got the ammo and sent it home.
I met Mike while he managed a Nissan dealership in Santa Fe, NM and we became friends. He brought this box to his office and gave them to me.
An afterthought, Mike said they were safe in their APCs from rifle fire, but we tested other countries Armor Piercing rounds, and this was the ONLY AP that fully penetrated M113 armor plate. German AP, 7.62x51, 30/06 and regular 7,62x54r dented the plate, but this high-velocity API put a hole with black explosive residue on both sides. Mike turned pale.
ShKAS ammunition is said to produce higher pressures than normal, and shooting this in a rifle is thought to be unwise, or dangerous. So THIS LOT IS OFFERED FOR COLLECTING. I have fired this ammo in several sniper rifles with no problems, but I DON’T SPEAK FOR OTHERS.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
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