What's the oldest ammo you've shot?

[rorschach]

I'll start:

WCC .45 ACP from 1968 and some WWII surplus 30-06. Both about 8 years ago, out of a Reising and Garand respectively

[NRAhighpowershooter]

The oldest I have fired has been 1943 from the Denver Arsenal Plant.. Other than that I have fired 1952 Twin Cities Arsenal ammo......

[M. Sage]

Just a couple of weeks ago, Hungarian yellow-tip surplus 7.62x54R, stamped 1950. It worked well, which is good, since I still have about 350 rds in the open tin, and a full 440 still waiting to see fresh air.

[AxonGap]

Greek .303 British from 1962. Still works great in my Enfield.

[fal_762x51]

Hum... 1906 30-40.

[tankerman]

I have got some very old stuff 100+ years old don't see why it wouldn't shoot ? Also have some(ball) 45acp from 1912 and a bunch of other early dates, loads of other calibers from the 20's 30's and 40's most of it looks pretty good, also some much older black powder stuff. Shooting it would be costly, I do have some 7.62x54r from 1938 and no gun to shoot it in, I don't think that Russian stuff has much value. If someone wants to get their 'rocks off' shooting that stuff let me know. If your in my(socal) area I may hand it some off to you.

[The Soup Nazi]

1941 Turkish 8mm, gotta love those shoulder pounders.

[CSkyhawk72]

Shot some WWII .30-06 through my Garand a few weeks ago at Jackson Arms. Shot just like my new stuff. It was pretty anti-climactic.

[Mudvayne540ld]

some .303 brit dated 1942
works good

[50ae]

I shot some captured 9mm in the Luger that it was captured with in WWII. Neat stuff, a bit hotter than new 9mm and it was steel core.