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Section 9: Military Weapons Subject: M1 Carbine Msg# 1053924
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If the ammunition is USGI, it will not be corrosive. Ammunition for the M1 Carbine during WWII was the only long gun type being produced in the US as non-corrosive (vs .30-'06). OTOH, foreign surplus ammunition for the M1 Carbine could be corrosive. Years ago, I bought a bunch of French Vietnam era Carbine ammunition, and it was definitely corrosive.
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: My guess is the rounds will go BANG when you pull the trigger, maybe somebody else with more knowledge can comment. I have fired military ammo from 1929 and it shot just fine. Be sure to clean the bore after using it as primers could be corrosive. |