Question about old WWII ammo.

[Screwdriver]

I grew up in the early Los Angeles punk scene, and found an old WWII bullet belt that I wore a few times as a belt. It has 74 rounds of live, 30-06 "WRA 42" marked.

Does something like this have collector value?

Thanks!

[OCEquestrian]

Does something like this have collector value?
Thanks!

Nope...Only to another person into punk fashion. Be careful...sales of live ammo I believe have to go thru a FFL

[justMike]

Cool item, and cool that you wore live ammo. Problematic to sell in California unless ammo removed from belt. Diminishes value IMO.
Probably not a high value collectible, but some collector would buy it for sure IMO.

[12pewpew]

Screwdriver as in the band Screwdriver?

[smoothy8500]

Oh dear, you’d be offering a high capacity magazine…..Cal DOJ agent is probably typing an offer to buy right now.

[Striker62]

A person that has the M1 .30 Cal Garand rifle may be interested in the ammo as it is Winchester ammo from WWII Maybe more interested if they also have a Winchester rifle from the same date. Value is probably no more than $1.00 a round however. Belt maybe $25-$35. These would be for display only and nothing to shoot.

[Screwdriver]

Screwdriver as in the band Screwdriver?

No...but you probably mean, Skrewdriver.

I used to work on old bikes and cars, and used Screwdriver as a nickname on auto and motorcycle forums.

[Screwdriver]

Nope...Only to another person into punk fashion. Be careful...sales of live ammo I believe have to go thru a FFL

Yeah, I know about needing to sell through an FFL. I have a done a couple sales through CalGuns already.

[edgerly779]

Yes to someone with a 1919 30 call MG. The belts have to bee broke down into 10 round links

[1990Husky]

If you are anywhere near Fresno, I would be interested in some of the ammo to go with my Winchester enbloc clips.

[RandyD]

The belt you refer to is it a linked belt that a machinegun would use, or is it a canvas belt?