Thanks in advance.
1. mus F 6
2. mus J 7
3. M 7
4. N 7
5. P 7
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Head stamp identification
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AbdullahB
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Head stamp identification
Hi. I have a few 243 cases. All use boxer primers. Could someone help with the identification.
Thanks in advance.
1. mus F 6
2. mus J 7
3. M 7
4. N 7
5. P 7
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Thanks in advance.
1. mus F 6
2. mus J 7
3. M 7
4. N 7
5. P 7
Pictures attached
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Glocked
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Re: Head stamp identification
That is Musgrave headstamps from way back
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Schultz & Larsen .30-06 Sprg
Winchester Mod 70 375H&H
Maverick 12G Pomp
Glock 17
Glock 19
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swc-tr
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Re: Head stamp identification
Correct.Glocked wrote:That is Musgrave headstamps from way back
PMP imported and tested Hirtenberg ammo with those headstamps in the middle 1970s for Musgrave. Armscor had weird ideas then, Musgrave was responsible for all marketing of sporting products (firearms, ammo and powder)
Check the flash hole sizes of those cases, some are known to have 1.6mm flash holes, some decapping pins may get stuck in them.
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