I bought some Sellier and Bellot 9mm ammo off of a coworker. 5 boxes of 50 rounds for $25. The ammo is 11 years old. He bought them September 2001 shortly after 9/11 as a just in case. He had them stored in a closed cabinet in his garage. 4 of the boxes look good to go. But in one box, almost half have discoloration and spots on the casing. Some of it can scrape off with your fingernail. But should I just just discard those? About 20 of them are like that.
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pics, would helpsigpicComment
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Yeah it would help to see pics...if it is mostly just a bit of brass tarnish then you should be good to go. Of course I probably wouldn't load those rounds in my HD gun anyhow.Comment
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Wipe them off or use a scouring pad and check for pitting. If you see prescence of pitting, IMHO, they are not safe.(\__/)
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