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Ammunition List
71 Bullets Listed
9 x 18 mm PM
   9.25 mm (.365 in)
Soviet Union
1940s
9 mm
  

7.62x39 Wolf
   7.90 mm .311
Wolf
1942
7.62x39 Steel Case
   7.90 mm .311
Soviet Union
1942
7.62x39 Steel Case
   7.90 mm .311
Soviet Union
1942
7.62x39 Soft Tip
   7.90 mm .311
Sellier & Bellot
1942
7.62x39 Raufus
   7.90 mm .311
Raufus
made in ??
7.62x39 Norinco Steel Core
   7.90 mm .311
China
made in 1992
7.62x39 mm
   7.90 mm .311"
Soviet Union
1942
7.62x39 Kinematics Research
   7.90 mm .311
Kinematics Research
made in ??
7.62 × 51 Steel Case
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Wolf
7.62 × 51 mm NATO
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Winchester
1950s
7.62 × 51 M62 Tracer
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Winchester
1950s
7.62 × 51 Ball, M80
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Winchester
1950s
7.62 x 54 R Steel Case
   7.87 mm .312
Wolf
7.62 x 54 R Soft Tip
   7.87 mm .312
Sellier & Bellot
1891
7.62 x 54 mm R
   7.87 mm .312
Russian Army
1891
5.56 x 45 mm SS109
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.56 x 45 mm NATO
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.56 x 45 mm M995 AP
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)

1992
5.56 x 45 mm M856 Tracer
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.56 x 45 mm M855
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.56 x 45 mm Dummy M199
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.56 x 45 mm Blank M200
   0.224 inches (5.7 mm)
ArmaLite contacted Remington
1963
5.45 x 39 mm M74
   5.45 mm
Russian military
1974
410 bore
   67 gauge

28 gauge
   28 gauge

20 gauge
   20 gauge

16 Gauge
   .663

12 gauge
   12 gauge

10 Gauge
   10 Gauge

.50 bmg
   .50 inch (12.7 mm)
Browning
1918
.455 Webley
   .455 cal

.45-70
   .45 inches (11.4 mm)
Springfield Armory
1873
.45 Colt
   .45 cal
Colt
1873
.45 cal
  

.45 ACP
   .45 cal
John Browning
1911
.44 special
   .44 special
Smith & Wesson
1907
.44 Magnum
   .429 inches (10.9 mm)

1955
.40 S&W
   10 mm
Smith & Wesson
1990
.380 ACP
   355" (9 x 17 mm)
John Browning
1908
.38-40
   .38
Winchester
1887
.38 Special +P
   0.357 inches (9.0678 mm)
Smith & Wesson
.38 Special
   0.357 inches (9.0678 mm)
Smith & Wesson
1902
.357 SIG
   .3550"
SIGARMS, with Federal Cartridge
1994
.357 mag
   .357 mag
Elmer Keith
mid-1930's
.32 ACP
   .32 cal
John Browning
1900
.308 Winchester
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Winchester
1950s
.308 Steel Case
   .30 cal 7.62 mm
Winchester
1950s
.303 British Soft Tip
   .303 (7.7 x 56 mm R)
Lee-Metford
1889
.300 Winchester Magnum
   .30 cal (7.62 mm)
Winchester
.300 Win Mag Soft Tip
   .30 cal (7.62 mm)
Sellier & Bellot
.30-30 Winchester
   .308 cal (7.62 x 51 mm)
Winchester
1895
.30-06 Springfield
   .308 cal (7.62 mm)
Springfield
1906
.30-06 Soft Tip
   .308 cal (7.62 mm)
Springfield
1906
.30 Carbine Steel Case
   .30 cal (7.62 mm)
Wolf
1942
.30 Carbine
   .30 cal (7.62 mm)
Winchester
1942
.25-35
   .25 cal (6.35mm)

.25-20
   .25 cal (6.35mm)

.25 ACP
   .25 cal (6.35mm)
John Browning
1908
.243 WSSM
   .243
Winchester
2003
.223 Steel Case
   .223 5.56 x 45 mm
Wolf
1964
.223 Soft Point
   .223 5.56 x 45 mm
Sellier & Bellot
1964
.223 Remington
   .223 5.56 x 45 mm
Remington
1964
.220 Swift
   .220

.22 WMR
   .22 caliber (5.56 mm)
Winchester
1950s
.22 Short
   .22 caliber (5.56 mm)
Smith and Wesson
1857
.22 LR
   .22 LR

.22 Long
   .22 caliber (5.56 mm)

1871
.22 CB cap
   .22

1845
.22 BB cap
   .22

1845

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