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My local gun shop had some ammo in that I haven't seen before, they couldn't tell me if it is corrosive or not so I'd appreciate any help in this. The ammo is manufactured in Yugoslavia and marked as M67, brass casings, it comes in a plain brown box, 40 rounds to a box on 4 stripper clips (10 rnds ea). Sorry if this is a poor description but it's the best I can do since I have no idea how to read the rest of the label. Anyone know if this stuff is corrosive or not?
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yes it is. yugo surplus is corrosive and berdan primed, but cheap------------
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Yugo M-67. corrosive. Just shoot some windex down the barrel and run a couple of patches through her to dry. Wipe the bolt face and muzzle with windex and dry. You will be fine till you get home...Good military ammo.Last edited by diginit; 05-27-2010, 7:28 PM.Comment
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This is good to know!!!!!Comment
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yes Yugo surplus is corrosive. Good ammo and cheap. Just read about how to clean after shooting corrosive stuff. If not properly cleaned, I've seen rust start in less than a week.Comment
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