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Black Talon 9mm ammo

Wagion
I bought some ammo at a garrage sale and it looks like BT i have see in picture is there and special head stamp or way of telling the bullets look right could one of you ammo nuts post a picture of a 9mm BT round?


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  • gonepostal
    no pics ,but i can give a description


    silver casing ,of course black ,the tip of the bullet looks like the hole in the end of a orange ,with deep rounded humps ,like no other hollow point ,except for the talon variants


    yep its me ,same one for 4 years now
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  • Iconoclast
    What's the headstamp? There were some pure military loads, all hush-hush, made up for certain special operations units. Some of this found its way into civilian hands. If you have some of that, it is worth far more than standard Black Talon ammo. I have examples in both 9mm and .45 ACP with US military headstamps . . . and yes, I know it is legit and not something cobbled together for the suckers.

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  • RugerNiner
    frog2_1037733236_DSC00284_Black_talons_2_boxes.jpg

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  • nmyers
    This is 9mm BT.

    Neal

    Black_Talon_9mm.jpg
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  • Wagion
    The bullets look like that but they are in brass. Were BT bullets ever sold for reloading

    headstamp

    WIN 9mm LUGER

    red laquer around primer

    what is it

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  • Iconoclast
    With the lacquer, these *could* have been made for the military, although all the specimens I have in my collection have military style (dated) headstamps. If you have a quantity, as a gamble, I'd give you $0.75 a round (+ shpg) for them, which is about what I've paid for my inventories of military loadings. If these should be some sort of prototype / field trial item, they are worth far more. If they are something from the civilian market, you are making out like a bandit.

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