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Help: Case Identification Needed
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Looks like ethiopian 8mm mauser to me
I thought Ethiopian cases would be thinner somehow....
- ቀኃሥ ("Qä. Ha. Sə.") Emperor Haile Selassie I Ammunition Factory (c.1950–1974) – Mexico Square, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The packaging is labeled in Amharic and is stamped on the inner packaging with ink. The headstamp has the phonetic Amharic initials of the factory name at 12 o'clock, six-pointed stars at 3- and 9 o'clock (the downward-pointing triangles are so small and faint that the stars sometimes look like single large upward-pointing triangles), and the 4-digit Common Era year at 6 o'clock. From the late 1960s to 1974 the caliber of the cartridges (7.92, .30, and 7.62) were shown to the right of the 2-digit year.
Winner winner.
Yeah i had a couple thousand rounds that wouldn't go bang so i pulled bullets and trashed the powder and brass, i think there is still a 5 gallon bucket of the brass in the pole barn?
But, but, ammo doesn't go bad.
The ammo might be bad...but the brass is probably worth some $!
Yep, that is spot on.
Thank you all!
