Careful, some of those German 8x57 "tracers", are actually explosive bullets, check the marking code.
Grizz
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John E. Pfeiffer The Emergence of Man
written in 1969
Joe salter had a bunch of 303 for sale a while back. I think these degrade and may not function after 70 yrs of storage.
Careful you don't start a big fire with them. Good education on the crazy things bullets do when they hit things.
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Leeper
Joe salter had a bunch of 303 for sale a while back. I think these degrade and may not function after 70 yrs of storage.
Actually I have quite a stash of .303 tracers both ww1 and ww2 vintage, and they work just fine, I don't think they would group 1inch at 100 yards, but that is not what they were designed for in the first place,
8mm tracer rounds
Linear Mode
