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  • danski26
    Yes the ammo should be fine.

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  • Blckhrn
    I'm shooting 50 or 60 year old Turk 8mm out of my Mauser, 30 year old Korean and 50 year old US 30/06 out of my Garand and Springfield without problems.

    I keep it stored in ammo cans with dessicant.

    york.bmp"No taxation without representation, Join the NRAI"m 53, punk,and I can STILL run a sub 7 second EL President, with hardball, a limited 1911, a secure rig, from surrender, starting 180 degrees out, with all hits in the C zone or better, and no mag well funnel, no mag base pads. You dont even know what that IS.

    doop"
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  • bperdue21
    i just picked up some federal premium .308 with the old box it was $17.99, the new boxes were $27.99. in my opinion there was no choice. has a red white and black deer chevron on it and a red and black stripe on the left side of a gold box. 180 gr. nosler partitions. shot sub moa out of my fn pbr. loaded ammo should generally last longer than you would ever have it. i would pick up what i wanted and forget about it.

    I'm not an expert, but i did stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night.
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  • BOBBYWINS
    Go for it!

    Shouldn't be any problem.

    I just finally finished a box of Remington 30-30's that's been layin' around for at least 25 years and it was fine.

    BW

    IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.
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  • Beeramid
    Thats a pretty good price, pick em up and don't worry about em.

    Wait never mind thats a rip off, contact Cloop, I bet he can get them for $.50 a box but even that will be expensive for him.[:p][:D]




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  • nick357
    I heard it takes 90 odd years before the primer compound in ammo goes off and makes ammo useless(can anyone confirm this?).
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  • surekill
    I shot some reloads my Old Man had loaded from 1971 yesterday shot ok for me.



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  • p3skyking
    I would not advise standing in front of any ammo that was loading correctly and stored correctly no matter how old it is.
    I have personally fired ammo over a hundred and twenty years old and it does go bang.


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  • rldowns3
    Stored properly, well made ammo will last longer than any of us.

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  • JAK71454
    If it looks OK it probably is. I had 70 year old ammo that most of the batch worked OK, the only bad ones were the ones that were cracked or separated.

    Jim Kammerer
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  • abcguns2
    Walmart ???? Geeez !!!! go ahead and give the nations largest killer of small businesses some more money !!!
    Sincerely !!!
    d.a.stearns
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    Niota , Tn

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    If only more people could be as loyal and honest as my dog!!!

    I love guns & Shooting!
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