7.62x54R crate identification help

[360FISH]

Hey all,
I'm going cross-eyed trying to figure out what these crates contain.

Anyone have an eye for identifying these markings?

Thank you

[hermosabeach]

Can you open them up?

[hyperionammo]

confusing, not sure. please open it

[kygen]

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinAmmoID.htm

something on here might help you out

[kel-tec-innovations]

Hey all,
I'm going cross-eyed trying to figure out what these crates contain.

Anyone have an eye for identifying these markings?

Thank you

I had and shot those long time ago. Just watch and inspect shell casing. They are sometime split at the neck.


Hungarian 1951 7.62x54r Lead Core Heavy Ball

here you go, everything you want to know about that ammo.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinAmmo008.htm

[hambam105]

Nope, that's not it at all.

That's my address in Cyrillic lettering. How did it arrive at your place? I've been waiting awhile to get it. Can't anyone at the post office get russkie lettering correct these days?

If the ammo has split necks and it is yellow tip heavy ball I'll offer to buy it from you if you don't want to shoot it.

[G-Man WC]

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinAmmoID01.htm

Look at the bottom of this link\page for how to read the markings on a crate.
-g

[360FISH]

Thanks guys... I don't own these (yet?)... I'm looking to buy them but have no idea what's inside and cannot open them before purchase...

Would hate to buy a case of blanks...

[stilly]

Well tell them to write that crap in english!

We make restaurants do it for calorie counts...

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[misterhemi]

Well that's NOT Cyrillic...

In the Cyrillic alphabet F is Ф, S is С, and V/U would be В.

USA = CША

Someone mentioned that it's Hungarian and that may be so, I think Hungarians use the same Roman/Latin alphabet as we do.

[God Bless America]

Wooden crate is Russian or Soviet.

Metal tin is 1955 Hungarian production. Looks to be heavy ball.