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Over the years I've found many shell casings. Does anyone know of a good website that I can identify and date my casings? I've seen charts with pictures a few years ago but can't remember where.
Thanks.
Scott
 
Don,
Great site. Got most ID'ed but a few still stump me.
#1---"FO"...on a .25 auto
#2---"GFL"...on a 7.65mm
#3---"SNC"...on a 9mm
#4---"3/97".. on a shell about the size of a .38
Scott
 
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Many thanks, y'all. I was going to ask about shotgun shells next but ya read my mind.(Must have been a short story, LOL)
Scott
 
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Don, this is the 3/97 casing.
Scott
 

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Don,
Amazing! You must have quite a collection yourself. Thanks a bunch.
Scott
 
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just-geese said:
3----Ulyanovsk Machinery Plant State Production Association, 2 Metallistov St. Ulyanovosk 432031, Russia

97 is the year of production..Think that is a 7.62x39 for a chinese SKS
or a AK/AKM series (ak being a milled steel receiver or akm being stamped steel sheet metal)
 
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Russian ammunition hasn't been imported legally for years now.
 
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sorry i ment Chinese ammunition
the russian is better known as WOLF
 
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