32 auto training ammo
I have just under 1000 runds of 32 auto, 7.65mm plastic training ammo. It is in 25 round boxes. It is German made by a company named Sinoxid or Geco. Is there any value to this or even a market for it? Should I just throw it up on the auction side or have a give away? It is pretty unique stuff.
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never heard of it before, but i sure would like a box to play with.[:p]
tom
found this:
http://www.militarygunsupply.com/shop2/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=32&products_id=944&zenid=jgq15sb4qios5aettep1im9mk40 -
There is lots of 9mm training ammo on the market and also .308, but .32 is a bit more unusual. While it is intended for training, this ammo is still dangerous so the normal shooting precautions need to be exercised. 9mm and .308 firearms like the HK MP-5 and G-3 have special bolts available that are designed to allow firing practice ammo semi automatically and automatically. Unfortunately I am not aware of any .32 pistols that allow semi auto firing with this ammo so the pistols using practice must be hand cycled after each shot. 0 -
Thanks Tplumeri. That looks just like the stuff I have in 32 auto. 0 -
Sounds like police training ammo. 0 -
I have never used that .32acp ammo, but I have a lot of German made nato
7.62x51 training ammo. It has a normal case and a reddish/pink plastic "bullet".
Won't cycle any auto, but it is fun to shoot at paper. Drops to the ground after 75 meters. Bob0 -
Hi,
Sinoxid is the trade name for the primer material in the cartridge. It is a synonym of non-corrosive.
The brand name is Geco which is Dynamit Nobel A/G, Troisdorf, Germany.
Regards,
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Here in OH, the only 50cal. the guard can fire is plastic stuff. And they use it in 5.56 at the indoor ranges. 0
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