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Is it safe to shoot todays 14.5 ammo in the old PTRD?


short and fat and hard to get at, hit like a hammer and never been hit back.
 
Posts: 251 | Location: Just north of Salingrad. | Registered: 07 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Have it checked first especially the headspace and the locking lugs but the ammo did not change. Where are you located?
 
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What is an PTRD?
 
Posts: 8211 | Location: Germany | Registered: 22 August 2002Reply With Quote
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I live in Canada,a PTRD is a soviet made single shot anti tank rifle used in WWII.


short and fat and hard to get at, hit like a hammer and never been hit back.
 
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Thanks! I remember recently seeing them announced for sale in a gun magazin.

Is it still fun to shoot them? Maybe with a reduced Blue Dot load?
 
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Those have re-barreled to both .50 BMG and 20mm Vulcan.

I'd go with the .50 BMG. It's easier to get and legal to own. 14.5 is a "no-no" here in the U.S.


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Hi Eric why is the 14.5 a no go


short and fat and hard to get at, hit like a hammer and never been hit back.
 
Posts: 251 | Location: Just north of Salingrad. | Registered: 07 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Octave,

We, in the US, have defined anything above .50 cal (bore diameter) as being a destructive device that required a special Federal transfer and tax. This does not usually apply to shotguns, though there are certain types where it does apply.

One of the oddities of our firearms laws.


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We, in the US, have defined anything above .50 cal (bore diameter) as being a destructive device that required a special Federal transfer and tax.

Tell me such idiocy does not apply to black powder guns...
 
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"When small men begin to cast long shadows, it's a sure sign the sun is setting."

Big words from a small minded man.

And no, it doesn't apply to muzzle loaders, only cartridge guns.


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