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FALaholic #: 4855 Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Winston-Salem, NC
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Hey! Check out that price on ammo.
Just saw the ad from Classic Arms on the 1K Rds. of Portuguese 308 for $129.95. Has anyone tried this stuff and what do you think. One can't ever have enough blasting ammo. Thanks.
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FALaholic #: 4596 Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Shohola, PA
Posts: 322
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Port ammo I've heard is supposed to be very good in the accuracy department. I don't know first hand, since all I've used is the S. African. But at that price, you can't go wrong.
Thanks for sharing, now I'm going to buy everything they have before you get a chance too.
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FALaholic #: 4677 Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: N.H.
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I got 1k from aim surplus for $140. It is good ammo 200 round sealed battlepacs 5 to a wooden crate. I paid a little more than some but you learn from your mistakes. Aim has my account on file so it was easy to order.
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FALaholic #: 4830 Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Central Ohio
Posts: 262
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I finally got my case of "sealed" Hirtenberger from SOG. Two of the packs were sealed, the other three, while still in the packs, had pin holes, etc., which I find hard to consider as sealed, especially since it all smelled like an old dungeon. Anyways, the ammo was $150 ($175 after shipping and tax), and I like the Hirtenberger. I've heard great things about the Portugese. and I'll probably buy some in the future. Do tell how it turns out...
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FALaholic #: 3817 Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Eugene, Oregon
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Guys, prices are great, but let us know the shipping cost and where it was shipped to and from.
I bought a case of Portuguese from Sportsmanguide a few months ago for $126.00 plus shipping to OR. for a total of $154.00 . I have used Radway, Hirteberg, South African, DAG, Malasian, and Portuguese. I would rate the Portuguese right at the top.
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FALaholic #: 4945 Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: NY
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I haven't tried the Portuguese out of my L1A1 yet, but out of my M1A it will do 1.5" at 100, from prone. Good stuff.
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FALaholic #: 4999 Join Date: Dec 2001
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Wolverine, you will like the Portagee stuff. I compare it closely with the South African.
amstel78 I too am a former "Iron Soldier" 1st AD 501st MP Co 3rd Platoon Bamberg FRG
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FALaholic #: 392 Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: charlotte nc usa
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Weidners has it for $126 a 1000! I got it 2 days after I ordered it!
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FALaholic #: 4778 Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: some socialist subzero hell
Posts: 1,191
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This is the best surp ammo that I have shot. From my Springfield Armory M1A with a TRW bbl it will shoot less than 1 moa when sand bagged in. Only problem is that it is steel jacketed with a copper wash, so I can't shoot it at the indoor range in Robbinsdale. I have gone through 1 case (not battle pack) and every round went boom! By the way my wife is a Portuguese National, I have spent considerable time in Portugal and know first hand of thier work ethic, I have no idea how they make such first rate ammo???
Tim
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