Are military surplus ammo cans good?

Previously, we only offered like-new condition, Grade 1 ammo cans. The Grade 1 through Grade 3 rating system is an informal, but commonly used method for quickly describing the condition of military surplus goods. Simply speaking, it is a Good (Grade 3), Better (Grade 2), Best (Grade 1) rating system.

How long is surplus ammo good for?

And if it’s ammo that you may trust your life upon–such as rounds for your concealed carry gun–shoot it for practice after three to give years and buy more. It’s just smart policy. Fact is, all modern ammo will last more than 10 years if it’s been stored reasonably well.

Is surplus ammo corrosive?

For US Military surplus ammo, most of what is available will be non-corrosive. However, there are some lots that you might find in the wild that are older and have corrosive primers. Any military surplus ammo bearing these headstamps (located around the primer pocket) or earlier will be corrosive: .

What does surplus ammo mean?

Surplus ammo is extra ammunition sold by a government because it’s no longer needed. In most cases, the government in question no longer needs the ammo because of weapons changes and selling it to civilians allows the government to recoup part of their lost expenses.

How big is a 30mm ammo can?

Product Dimensions: (Length) 18.6 inches x (Width) 9.5 inches x (Height) 14.6 inches.

Is Surplus ammo bad?

Military surplus ammo is generally good to go. But there are always caveats. Some ammo, especially the older stuff use corrosive primers. It will cause damage to the gun if you do not clean it.

Is Chinese surplus ammo corrosive?

The ammo is packed in silver 20 round boxes marked NORINCO China North Industries Lead core bullet steel case, NON-CORROSIVE. No stripper clips.

Can you break down surplus ammo?

Welcome to “BREAKDOWN THAT SURPLUS AMMO” the mod that allows you to breakdown, what else, surplus ammo! And it does it in a balanced, not-overpowered way.

Is Surplus ammo good New Vegas?

Surplus ammunition is poor grade ammunition made in large quantities by using corrosive materials in their construction. This ammunition is usually much cheaper than regular ammunition and comes in bulk packaging.