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[DenverDuck]

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[PWS223]

How about you open a bag and look at the head stamp. so people know what they are buying. It makes no sense.

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How about you open a bag and look at the head stamp. so people know what they are buying. It makes no sense.

If he does that, that defeats the purpose of the "battle pack".

[SonofWWIIDI]

If those are the German battle packs, you might be wise to open them and check them out.

A friend told me he opened his and there was some pitting and lite corrosion on the cases. So I opened mine and found the same thing. They had been stored in the house sealed in an airtight container with moisture absorbent beads. I had them for a few years before I opened them, and originally got them from an online retailer. IIRC, it tuned out that the cardboard holding the rounds had some kind of additive that was found to be mildly corrosive.

AFAIK, this was only the German stuff.

http://www.socnet.com/showthread.php?t=107922

Not trying to thread jack or poop on your product OP.

[PWS223]

If he does that, that defeats the purpose of the "battle pack".

I don't know many people preparing for a zombie apocalypse
Also I don't think buyers would want to buy corrosive ammo if they know specially for a new gun

Ps: you could also vacuum pack the ammo

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I don't know many people preparing for a zombie apocalypse
Also I don't think buyers would want to buy corrosive ammo if they know specially for a new gun

Ps: you could also vacuum pack the ammo

Yea, but there's people out there who are tightwads when it comes to this kind of stuff. I had a guy who I met up with to sell some ammo, refuse to buy the ammo because it didn't come with its original box. If you know the kind of ammo you're buying, you can easily tell if the ammo is legit or not, especially if it's SD ammo.

OP should open the battle packs and check for corrosion be caused based on the partial label on the battle pack, it definitely looks German and could quite possibly have corroded rounds in there.

[SonofWWIIDI]

I don't know many people preparing for a zombie apocalypse
Also I don't think buyers would want to buy corrosive ammo if they know specially for a new gun

Ps: you could also vacuum pack the ammo

In this case, the ammo isn't corrosive, it's the packaging it came in.

But you're right about the corrosive ammo. I have a small amount (bought at a gun show years ago and misrepresented by the guy I bought it from) that I will never use unless it's my last few rounds before the zombies overrun my position.

[DenverDuck]

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