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7mm FMJ Bullets
18 January 2007, 01:14
buffybr7mm FMJ Bullets
Does anyone know of a source for 7mm FMJ military style bullets. I've seen them in loaded cartridges (from Argentina ?), but I can't find any listed from the US bullet manufacturers. I just want 50 or 100.
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18 January 2007, 02:20
analog_peninsulaNot exactly what you want, but Barnes makes 7mm solids, or used to anyway.
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18 January 2007, 02:56
510wellsquote:
Originally posted by analog_peninsula:
Not exactly what you want, but Barnes makes 7mm solids, or used to anyway.
Barnes doesn't make them anymore. But if you REALLY want some try Midway to see if they still have some from (gasp) A-squared

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18 January 2007, 03:13
starmetalGo here:
http://www.ows-ammo.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/30There are some various loaded 7x57 with FMJ bullets and on down the list some heavy just bullets, a box of 104. I believe 170 some grains.
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18 January 2007, 17:56
MasteriflemanThey are certainly odd looking, nothing like the turn-of-the-century German FMJ's. They almost look like soft points. That old ammo with the 170 gr. FMJRN are what Bell used to kill elephants with. I haven't seen any of this in a couple of decades. All of the South American ammo is 140 +- gr. spitzer FMJ's.
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19 January 2007, 01:58
buffybrstarmetal,
Found some there that will work, Thanks
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19 January 2007, 02:15
analog_peninsula http://www.barnesbullets.com/prodsolids.phpIt's only a 140 gr spitzer, but it's still listed.
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20 January 2007, 00:47
Paul BThere was a guy at the last gun show that had some. 1913 issue DWM. He only had 18 rounds and wanted a buck a piece so I passed. Ammo was most likely corrosive as hell and probably wouldn't have shot anyway.
Paul B.
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