WW2 Era .30-06 M2 Black Tip A. P. rounds, Any Interest?

[edporch]

I have some WW2 Era .30-06 Black Tip A. P. ammo in green 60 round cloth bandoliers on 5 round stripper clips.
I bought it from AIM many years ago.
IS there any interest?
If so, I'll list it in the classifieds.
Here's a picture.

 

[KokomoDave]

Depends on pricing for me.

 

[Creedmoor]

I have seen thousands of pulled 30 AP bullets sell for up to $3.00 a round in the past two years.
Each year you see less and less of it around.

 

[Colt556]

Always good to have around. Price is the determining factor.

 

[Dentoro]

Price, Price! Price?

 

[edporch]

I just now posted them for sale in the Ammunition and Reloading Supplies Classified section.
This is an example of ONE of the TEN I have for sale.
They all look like this.

 

[edporch]

I have seen thousands of pulled 30 AP bullets sell for up to $3.00 a round in the past two years.
Each year you see less and less of it around.

I see what you mean, I don't see much of these 60 round bandoliers ACTUALLY in stock, and the prices of ones recently sold or actually available cost significantly more than mine.

 

[Creedmoor]

Sowewhere I have a few 30 cal cans full of these. I think the bag is a thousand, maybe fifteen hundred.

 

[Magyars]

I have some WW2 Era .30-06 Black Tip A. P. ammo in green 60 round cloth bandoliers on 5 round stripper clips.
I bought it from AIM many years ago.
IS there any interest?
If so, I'll list it in the classifieds.
Here's a picture.

So they are corrosive correct?

 

[edporch]

So they are corrosive correct?

WW2 era, I would treat them as assuming yes.
But I've never had trouble with corrosive ammo if I clean with Windex first, then clean normally.