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[SexualChocolate]

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[sammy]

I can't imagine it is worth more than $25.00. It looks like decent target ammo. 1911's love that bullet shape and should be very accurate and soft shooting.

[BigRich]

That is great target ammo. If your pistol is throated well it will be lots of fun to shoot. This is accuracy ammo so maybe bench your gun so you can see how it does.

[Blademan21]

They look like 185gr. wad-cutter ammo. They will shoot nice groups,if as stated before,your 1911 is throated. Bullseye shooters like these because they make a nice clean hole that can be seen from the 25yrd. line without a spotting scope. When Berry's Bullets was in Fontana I would buy the same bullet only in lead by the 1,000's.My 1911 could cycle empty bass from the mag it was that reliable. Back then Tussey had worked on my 1911. He was in Orange County at the time. Don't think they have much collector value but I may be wrong. The boxes are cool looking.

[railroader]

That ammo should be very accurate. I've seen a few 1911s have fits feeding that profile bullet though. Here's the profile of the 185s I shoot.

Mark

[westcoast362]

How come I can't figure out how to see pics of the ammo?

[olhunter]

How come I can't figure out how to see pics of the ammo?

Um, you didn't scroll down far enough?

[Blademan21]

That ammo should be very accurate. I've seen a few 1911s have fits feeding that profile bullet though. Here's the profile of the 185s I shoot.

Mark

That looks like a 200gr. cone.

[pyromensch]

looks like it might be mid 70's manufacture. is there a lot number on the box?

[Mute]

They're worth a trip to the range.

[nosuchagency]

A lot of guys collect ammo. Looks nice and older. Don't shoot it, find a nice home for it.

agreed. if nothing else, older boxes of cartridges/shells make for great pron backgrounds... .02.

[spddrcr]

just for you Blademan

[railroader]

That looks like a 200gr. cone.

They have 185s and 200s with the same profile. The base is just smaller on the 185s. Mark

[Blademan21]

They have 185s and 200s with the same profile. The base is just smaller on the 185s. Mark

Your are right Mark. But many years ago we called them 200gr.cone,cause they looked like a ice cream cone. That was in the late 70's when Bullseye shooting was at its peak. Thanks for sharing your picture.

[Blademan21]

just for you Blademan

Thanks you so much for the picture. I feel special. I do have a color 8x11 of the RBCD ammo somewhere.Since we are dicussing 45acp,I have never seen a 45acp pure wad-cutter like the one in your pic.My bad if its not a 45acp.