Anybody know what that is ? The headstamp has "Ammoload" and "9mm Luger". The primer pocket is kind of slopped and there's some kind of re-enforcement (?) skirt inside. I was processing my range pickup (after ruining couple Fed primers) through the swager and noticed that with this brass I have to use BOTH hands to jam the ram, so I've decided to just ditch it. It was the tightest primer pocket of all much worse than WCC 12 or FC brass. Google didn't reveal anything, so I am asking great community here if anybody can shed some light on it ?
"Ammoload" headstamp on 9x19 brass
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Cdog
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Reckon it may be related to this manufacturer?
Ammo Load Worldwide, manufacturer of the Mark X automatic ammunition loader, and other ammo or bullet reloading equipment.
Ammo Load Worldwide, manufacturer of the Mark X automatic ammunition loader, and other ammo or bullet reloading equipment.
That Head stamp does not show up on the AFTE (not BATFE)
Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners.
AFTE Headstamp Gallery
Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners.
AFTE Headstamp Gallery
Argonnakid
Member
Do you have alot of police or military shooters at your range? I live within spitting distance of 5 bases. And I always find some nato rounds left behind at the range. Maybe it's something like that.
Cdog
Member
Makes you wonder if it may have been developed for a tubular magazine?
That internal pic looks like something to prevent bullet set back.
That internal pic looks like something to prevent bullet set back.
medalguy
Member
I ran across a bunch of this brass today at Shiloh Shooting Range in Houston. Anyone have any info on it? From what I gathered in the above posts it's not suitabe for reloading. Any information?
chipking
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Some of it just turned up at our club range in King George VA last week. Being a non repentant hull and brass whore the first thing I do at every visit is walk around our ranges to see if anyone left any freebe's. Found about 25 or so on one range so I brought them home. After one hard look at the cases I decided that they were not worth it even for me.
Chip King
Chip King
Sloped, or slopped? Anybody can have their custom headstamp on brass, if you order enough. I believe Starline used to. The primer flash hole is pretty sloppy, a large burr and that internal ring is new to me, but I'd say mebbe brass is designed for sub-machine gun ammo where the cartridge gets slammed around quite a bit; to keep the bullet in place during recoil/feeding...
Part of the multi-billion round classified buy for the Fanny May and Ginnie Mac mortgage payment enforcement division. The extra strong case is for super-high velocity rounds needed by FM and GM agents repossessing high value properties from well barricaded defaulting owners. The rounds can only be fired (currently) from the super-secret Raufoss developed FMGM helicoid pistol. Raufoss was building a domestic manufacturing plant for the rounds and the pistol in Colorado but the new gun laws there are forcing Raufoss to reconsider. Gov. Perry is lobbying for a Texas contract. See here for more info:
Raufoss Mk 211 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Raufoss Mk 211 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
