Ammo
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Ammo Description
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Packet
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Packet Description
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.22 Rounds
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Low calibre cartridge widely used for recreational shooting, firearms training, small-game hunting and pest control.
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.22 50 Rounds
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A box with 50 .22 rounds in it.
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.380 Auto Rounds
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.380 Auto pistol cartridge developed by John Browning and introduced in 1908. Other names for .380 Auto include .380ACP, 9mm Browning, 9mm Kurtz, and 9x17mm.
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.380 Auto 35 Rounds
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A box of .380 Auto Cartridges, 35 rounds.
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9mm Rounds
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9x19mm parabellum pistol cartridge developed in 1906 by Georg Luger.
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9mm 25 Rounds
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Box of 9mm Parabellum cartridges, 25 pcs.
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.45ACP Rounds
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A pistol cartridge designed by John Browning in 1904, for use in his prototype Colt semi-automatic .45 pistol and eventually the M1911 pistol adopted by the United States Army.
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.45ACP 25 Rounds
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A cardbox box with 'Contains 25 .45 pistol cartridges' written on it. Presumably contains 25 rounds in a disposable cardboard wrapper.
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.357 Rounds
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A common revolver cartridge favoured for its stopping power.
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.357 20 Rounds
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A cardbox with 'Contains 20 .357 magnum cartridges' written on it. Presumably contains 20 rounds in a disposable cardboard wrapper.
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5.45mm Rounds
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Assault rifle cartridge developed in Soviet union.
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5.45mm 20 Rounds
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A cardbox box with 20 soviet assault rifle rounds.
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5.56mm Rounds
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A rifle cartridge developed in the United States and originally used in the M16 rifle. It is derived from the .223 Remington cartridge.
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5.56mm 20 Rounds
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A cardbox box with 'Contains 20 5.56 rifle cartridges' written on it. Presumably contains 20 rounds in a disposable cardboard wrapper.
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7.62x39mm Rounds
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Military rifle cartridge designed during World War II.
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7.62x39mm 20 Rounds
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A box with 20 rounds in it.
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.308 Winchester Rounds
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The .308 Winchester was introduced in 1952. Winchester branded the cartridge and introduced it to the commercial hunting market as the .308 Winchester.
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.308 Winchester 20 Rounds
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A cardbox box with 'Contains 20 .308 Winchester cartridges' written on it. Presumably contains 20 rounds in a disposable cardboard wrapper.
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7.62x54mmR Rounds
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High powered cartridge used in various firearms of soviet origin.
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7.62x54mmR 20 Rounds
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A cardbox box with 'Contains 20 7.62x54R rifle cartridges' written on it. Presumably contains 20 rounds in a disposable cardboard wrapper.
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12 Gauge Buckshot
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12 gauge, 00 buck shell that holds 9 pellets. The most commonly produced buckshot shell.
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12 Gauge 10 Rounds Buckshot
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A labeled cardboard box containing 10 cartridges of 12 Gauge Buckshot ammunition.
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SP-6 Rounds
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9x39mm subsonic sniper rifle cartridge with hardened armor piercing core.
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SP-6 20 Rounds
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20 boxed pieces of 9x39mm subsonic sniper rifle cartridge with hardened armor piercing core.
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