This video explores 100-year-old ammunition, specifically 1917-dated Remington .45 ACP ball cartridges. Jerry Miculek highlights the use of cupro-nickel jackets and a case crimp designed to prevent bullet setback in early semi-automatic firearms. The content delves into the historical context and technical evolution of ammunition components.
Properly stored ammunition can last a lifetime, with older shells still being viable for range use. If you need to dispose of old ammunition, contact local law enforcement. However, shooting well-stored vintage ammo is generally safe and won't harm a well-maintained firearm.
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