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Posted On: 2/23/2022
By: tim o'hare
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Posted On: 2/7/2022
By: Ron
A: Thanks for reaching out Ron! I just double checked and this ammo is indeed Boxer-primed.
Posted On: 1/10/2022
By: Jason
A: Thanks for reaching out Jason! I cannot confirm whether or not these rounds have crimped primers at this time, but by "sealed" I only mean that they have a thin layer of material around their primers to help keep water from infiltrating into the powder.
Posted On: 12/30/2021
By: Patrick Bristol
A: Great question Patrick! Boxer primers can be corrosive too. We're used to seeing Russian surplus with corrosive Berdan primers, but there's nothing inherently corrosive about the Berdan design – it depends entirely on which chemicals are used to create the priming compound. I confess to not know very much about Canadian military ammo from the 1940s, but for whatever reason our friends up north did indeed load corrosive Boxer primers back then!
Posted On: 12/28/2021
By: Ron
A: Yes sir, it is.
