[sr30]

Anybody hear of this?

http://www.readyreserveammo.com/

 

[B00GER]

It all looked extremely expensive, $30 for 50 .38?

It isn't a bad idea to have ammo stored, but I figure an ammo can, some desiccant packs, and a cool dry place is just as good. Heck, they are still disarming bombs and stuff from WWII that has been in fields and underground, so I think ammo "going bad" isn't a real big deal.

 

[bigfelipe]

gimmick

 

[mckenziedrums]

Fiocchi canned heat has been on the market for a while with the same concept.

Also... I have some 1946 54r ammo that shoots great.


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[Shortfuze]

I'm still shooting some WWI vintage 303 and it works great. I opened a new box of belted .303 last year from 1944 and it is just as shiney and fresh as the day it was packed.

 

[georgel]

Were those deteriorated primers or reversed primers? They look reversed to me.

 

[Pumpkinslinger]

Those primers were backwards. I think this looks like an expensive gimic. It does make me wonder about using a vacuum/heat sealed bag for long term ammo storage though. Anyone tried that?

 

[chickenfarmer]

Ive vacuum sealed pistol ammo successfully, but my 5.56 and 7.62 ripped through the bags. I guess the tips are just too pointy

 

[Paracord Joes]

Also... I have some 1946 54r ammo that shoots great.

My first thoughts exactly.....but there are many that will help them succeed.

 

[112]

Complete gimmick. Don't waste your money.

 

[FritztheCat]

An answer to a question that was never asked.

 

[BurnedOutGeek]

An answer to a question that was never asked.

Lol - good one!