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 Post subject: I think east german??
PostPosted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:36 pm 
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I found these today going thru my stuff.I am thinking east german??
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Well, you can buy these in the former DDR, but they were "Erzeugt in UdSSR" for the East German market.
"Erzeugt in UdSSR" means "Made in the USSR", the former Soviet Union.
The ammo is especially made for "sport shooting" and is not bad at all.
Got a box or two of these myself.

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thanks martin good info.I was digging around in my milsurp stuff today and found them.I have been pulling bullets for reloading but will save these and try them out.

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You won't be disappointed Pete.
These worked great in my 91/30.
Let me know how they performed.

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Pete,

Those have "Match" on them, so they will probably be very good. If you shoot some, would you pull one down and see what weight and if they are boat tailed.

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