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Atla wrote:It's Yugoslavian military surplus ammo, from the area that is now Serbia I believe.
But I think I've a good enough idea now for what I'm using it for. Thanks for the help!
7.92x57mm Mauser - The standard German service rifle cartridge from 1888 to 1945, the 7.92x57mm (aka 8mm Mauser) has seen wide distribution around the globe through commercial, surplus, and military sales. Serbia continues to use it in sniper rifles and GPMG. It compares favorably to the 7.62x54mmR Russian and 7.62x51mm NATO. Good against all targets.
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A word of warning though, as many of the late war era German 98k Mausers were made out of inferior materials, and had poor workmanship(due to the pressures involved with wartime manufacture), many of these rifles-98k- cannot withstand the full pressure loads(like the milsurp ammo) that the M48 yugo can.As a result, most USA factory ammuntion is sadly anemic, to protect MORONS who may try to use an unsafe rifle. Therefore, if you can't get a good supply of Military surplus ammo, and don't want to reload, perhaps this is not the rifle for you.





Atla wrote:Okay.
#1. Yes that is my teddy bear.
#2. Yes that is actually the blanket that is on my bed.
#3. Yes that is the 'Atla Love Nest' underneth my Mauser.
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Gerien wrote:Atla wrote:Okay.
#1. Yes that is my teddy bear.
#2. Yes that is actually the blanket that is on my bed.
#3. Yes that is the 'Atla Love Nest' underneth my Mauser.
#1 - the teddy bear lures the girls in
#2 - the gun makes sure they stay
#3 - the "Atla Love Nest" is thus explained.
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