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Old 10-12-2010, 06:22 PM
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I bought a 686-4 and also got 15 rounds of 158gr Remington .357 SJHP. I think this ammo is as old as the gun (price on box was $19.99 for 50). Are there any concerns firing this?
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As long as there's no corrosion, old ammo is still good ammo. Given the barest reasonable care, it lasts for years with no problems.
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