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Translates to "ordinary ball".

I gave all mine the "sniff test". If it smelled of acid, I didn't shoot it. Corrosive, almost certainly, but accuracy is good and bullets are very uniform.

Real issue: French military ammo was considered a perishable/disposable, and powders were a tad unstable, especially since their stuff was often not well-stored.
 

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It is not AP ammo.
As a SAMCO distributor when this was imported I was sent some to test. Unlike the 1950s French GI mfg 30-06, this was quality 1980s mfg Milsurp 30-06. It DOES have a corrosive primer so clean accordingly or your rifle will rust.

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