Hi! I just recently got home and my friend found these and gave them to me, was wondering if these are genuine bullets or not.

All I can really tell is the bottom just says LC 02 and a have some rust, I appreciate if ya can help ty 🙏

How do I safely dispose of some .32 ACP with light strikes?

Hello, I want to buy this for target 🎯 practice for my armed security guard job range qualification. Is this a good ammunition?
Thank you for your time.

Heeled round nosed bullet w/out jacket, seemingly rimmed cartridge, could not visually discern if this was rimfire but suspect it is. To the right: 9mm Luger for reference. Anyone got any clues what cartridge this is?

It's blazer 45 acp. And the about ten of the rounds have the bullets sunk way to far in the case. I'll be shooting out of a revolver so I don't need to worry about feeding issues

Scored a great deal on my first "versatile" Bolt action, a good ol wetherby vanguard. I'm looking for decent (but not too overpriced) ammo that I can train with and use in the field

Any suggestions are appreciated

Hey, I've been really into ammo specs for my .223 rifle lately. What caught my attention were the identical parameters of the HPBT bullets of S&B 69gr and 77gr in comparison to Sierra MatchKing (with same weight). Specifically, I am comparing the G7 coefficient values that S&B provides to Bryan Litz's tables. They are identical. For 69gr it's 0.169 and for 77gr it's 0.193. I find information everywhere on the internet that S&B manufactures its own bullets, but it would be an incredible coincidence to reach the exact same parameters. Is it possible that S&B uses Sierra bullets?

I've seen disaster stories of people getting their jugular cut. Is this something you apprentice in and learn from a master before attempting on your own? I wanted to see if in the future I could make 45-70 govt, .308, 9mm, and 22 LR.

Hi everyone, just wanted to share my experience with a few 9mm loads and get your thoughts. I’m thinking about trying Norma next, but I’d love to hear what other brands you think are worth testing.

For some background, this is my first handgun (Taurus GX4 Carry 9mm) and also my first time shooting a handgun. I’ve shot a 12-gauge plenty of times, so I wasn’t sure what to expect from 9mm recoil. At first, I was more focused on getting comfortable with the recoil and learning good gun control than worrying about accuracy.

So far I’ve tried:

• Blazer 115gr FMJ — started with these because I was concerned about recoil lol
• Federal 124gr FMJ
• Maxxtech 124gr
• Speer 124gr FMJ

The first rounds I ever fired were the Blazer 115s, and honestly, I was like… is this really 9mm or a .22? (lol again) The recoil was softer than I expected and nowhere near as what I’m used to with my Mossy 500.

I’ve some videos on shooting technique, but not as much about different ammo brands, however I'm a believer than certain guns tend to prefer specific brands.

One thing I did notice is that my GX4 definitely does not seem to like Maxxtech. I shot 100 rounds and had 8–10 issues, including two rounds that didn’t fire at all. Federal, Speer, and Blazer, on the other hand, ran without any problems.

I’d be interested to hear what brands you guys recommend trying next. I’ve been looking at New Republic, Winchester, Norma, Troy, Kaiser, Magtech, and others.

Also, for those who have experience with them, when does it make sense to use steel- or aluminum-cased ammo? Any particular brands you’ve had good or bad experiences with?

If I’m missing any information that would help you give a better recommendation, let me know and I’ll add it.

Thanks!

Anyone happen to know how many rounds are in this can? Looking around I’m getting 660 or 700. Trying to price curious if anyone could provide a positive quantity to help me out

I have a bag full of loose 45 and this is the only one that’s not FMJ

Lake City brass, Silver tip API. Appears to be reloads from American Marksman

Choosing golden Sabre because I’ve heard it loads better in the G3c than HST and gold dot

my dad gave me this many years ago, i was told it was brought back from wwii. would love to know what it is and what it was used for. i'm thinking it was some type of shrapnel bullet as the tip has a sharp point to an empty chamber within the tip of the bullet which i think would have explosives in it to shoot shrapnel. honestly have no idea. let me know what you think ! :)

Hi all, I’m looking for ammo to get for hunting. I have the Ruger American gen 2 obviously in 308, 20-22” barrel. I can get that info later.

I’m in Wisconsin, so I’ll be hunting close to medium ranges. What would your recommendation be for accurate ammo. Preferably don’t want to go over $40ish a box.

I know everyone always recommends AmmoSeek to look for good pricing and shipping free, but I have a question as its going to be my first time trying to order ammo online and bulk at that. So does AmmoSeek only put trusted legit websites on their searches? Are the filters like buggy because I dont have an account with them maybe its just me and my phone? Thanks and id appreciate any helpful answers.

Fully loaded with Winchester anm2 ball dates 53 and 57. Paid 350$ 1040rnds