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hello all,
following a thread I was reading about the VFW rifles and blanks.... kkkriverrats mentioned the difference with the 5 and 6 star crimped blanks (one being a blank, one being a grenade launching blank)
What I am not too conversant on is the older M1909 with the straight neck and red disc filler.
I just picked these up from a guy selling off his household items to move to the beach.
I took pictures of the can and the contents and headstamps.
I want to make sure these are indeed good and safe to run in my blank adapted BAR
I'm only used to Atlantic wall blanks and IMI long necks, so i'm sorry if this sounds like a bit of a novice question.
stamps are EW 43 and DA 65
can printing
thanks for any info or insight.... I just want to make sure the DA 65 is indeed .30-06 and would the older 43's be safe to run at 70 years old
--Andrew
following a thread I was reading about the VFW rifles and blanks.... kkkriverrats mentioned the difference with the 5 and 6 star crimped blanks (one being a blank, one being a grenade launching blank)
What I am not too conversant on is the older M1909 with the straight neck and red disc filler.
I just picked these up from a guy selling off his household items to move to the beach.
I took pictures of the can and the contents and headstamps.
I want to make sure these are indeed good and safe to run in my blank adapted BAR
I'm only used to Atlantic wall blanks and IMI long necks, so i'm sorry if this sounds like a bit of a novice question.
stamps are EW 43 and DA 65




thanks for any info or insight.... I just want to make sure the DA 65 is indeed .30-06 and would the older 43's be safe to run at 70 years old
--Andrew