Swedish Gallery ammo

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flatwins

Discussion Starter · Mar 12, 2012

Have any of you guys ever ran much of the Gallery practice ammo? I was curious about it and wondered if it would be fun for general plinking at short range.

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I got a case-full of this stuff at a show a few weeks back. Most have 1942-44 head-stamps.
They're so quiet. Great for stopping those nasty, charging squirrels.

The primer is Berdan of course and safe to assume, corrosive.

If anyone's interested, I'll take one apart and weigh the projo/powder/case and report back.

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flatwins

Discussion Starter · #3 · Apr 1, 2012

I'd like to have some but haven't seen any @ shows and I'm not sure I want to pay much to ship it. I could set up a range in my backyard. ;-)

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cruffel

· #4 · Apr 2, 2012

farmerjack said:
I got a case-full of this stuff at a show a few weeks back. Most have 1942-44 head-stamps.
They're so quiet. Great for stopping those nasty, charging squirrels.

The primer is Berdan of course and safe to assume, corrosive.

If anyone's interested, I'll take one apart and weigh the projo/powder/case and report back.

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Not corrosive.

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stevet

· #5 · Apr 2, 2012

Had some...was disappointed in the accuracy or lack thereof. Will not buy any more. For back yard plinking, I find 22 shorts thru an old bolt action marlin to be much more satisfying.

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