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WTS 6.5x55 Swedish blanks (Sold!)

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Hello! I’m new here. Recently moved to Nevada.

I have 8,800 rounds of 6.5x55 Swedish m14 wooden blanks. Berdan primed with tarnished brass cases. The vast majority of them are still in their cases. I opened one box for pictures.

$100 for all 8,800 rounds.

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I get no complaints!
 
Wooden bullets, aka riot control.
 
Couldn't you load real projectiles? I'm sure you'd have to change the powder.

I bought a whole bunch of Egyptian 8mm wooden blanks and had them reloaded with 7.92 AP rounds. Worked out well even with the old berdan primers
 
That's what several of us guys do that shoot the Swedish Mausers. Pull the wooden bullet. Reuse the powder in revolver rounds and some other handgun stuff. Push an expander ball through the now-just-primed-brass, load with a match powder and bullet and win vintage rifle matches! Then just toss the brass because it's not worth repriming the Berdan stuff, even though that's what they did to make the blanks in their factory (it itself is reloaded once-fired surplus). This is especially useful in the semi-auto AG-42B Ljungman rifles because they really beat up and throw brass.
 
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Yes the 42b really destroys brass, even if you still have the rubber defector in place. Good purchase!
 
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