Opening A Sealed US Ammo Can For The First Time In 54 Years
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2023
- Now I just need to take this ammo to the range and put it to use!
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A lot of people have been asking how much I paid for this ammo, and I’m happy to share that! I paid $392 plus $21 shipping for this ammo can containing 400 rounds of boxed M2 Ball ammo ($413 in total)
Thats a good price ngl
Thats an insane price.
Give me link to the place
@@Coldfront15’s a REALLY good price don’t get me wrong but ammo isn’t really something you go cheap on in the normal world. Your ammunition severely impacts your shot placement (obviously) so that’s my theory to why it’s so cheap. Because it is just that, cheap.
400 bucks for hours of fun at the range though isn’t bad. Just the hunting/sport/defense(just incase a fireteam is assaulting your ranch from 300yds I guess) kinda sucks
That’s a good ass price, good for you man
Every time a sealed US ammo can is opened a bald eagle screeches
Fun fact that screech you think a bald eagle makes 99% of the time is actually a red tail hawk screech.
@@Viktor-jq2bryou’ll get here soon
@@Viktor-jq2br there are ways to get them here with you such as sponsorships while you apply for your citizenship, hopefully it all goes the way you need it to. I couldn’t imaging living without what I have so being able to give some assistance I’m glad to do it
@@Viktor-jq2brI wish i was born there too but im stuck in south america 😭, kinda sad when you see another person saying that america is shit when they dont know 20% of the things in a third world country.
@@Viktor-jq2br Socialist? Yikes. Don't express your distaste too much or you'll wake up to the secret police holding a shoddy handgun to your head.
99% chance every round will perform like it would the day it was made.
hell yea
Looks like it was kept well. I am curious on the failure rate of such rounds. Remember chemicals also degrade although I'm not sure about a damn thing on it. Curious if they keep the same performance for instance.
Edit: I know ammo can be stored for a while and the expiration date is just there for liability reasons. I also know chemicals lose potency over time even properly sealed. Everything has an expiration date - I'm curious on the time and failure rates. Just a quick Google search says misfires do increase.
So you can stop telling me that they'll last for a while. Yes. Details is what I want!
One time I found a corroded .22LR bullet in the dirt at a campsite and I put it in a cheap .22 revolver and it shot fine. Unless the brass is broken them old bullets usually fire
@@krazykyle393Rimfire vs. Centerfire matters too
I've had corroded Greek surplus rounds that never failed. Never had cycling problems in my m1 at all actually. They're very bulletproof.
Dude decided to open the most dusty ass lid on carpet 😭
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Roomba! 😗🎶 👏👏 come here, boy! I got dustys for you!
He just wants that 1969 history to be a part of his house *forever*
Usually opens them in the bed.
Its actually preferable to see dust or sand on the outside of a factory sealed container. Means it was kept in a dry area and if there’s one thing metal hates over a long time it’s moisture
True, because moisture could rust the metal over time right?
@@DylanPopplio Correct, sand and dust means there is less moisture in the air hence why humidifiers help deal with asthma and respiratory problems that dust brings. The lack of moisture prevents the metal from oxidizing (rusting) and makes it last MUCH longer
listen for the hiss..
Nice.
Let’s get this out on a tray
Dude
I swear to God 😂😂😂
I know who your talking about
Hell yeah! When Steve 1989 surgically cracks open that MCI from 1969 LOL!👍😂
Lmaoo
😂😂😂
I came here to say the same thing, but you were all over it. Nice!
I had no idea the government had a program like that
Wish he wouldn't have said it so loudly.
It probably won't last much longer
Yea you can buy surplus weapons as well well carbines garands and 1911s
@@sqike001tonhow are the prices?
@@Brucey69cheapest refurbished rebuild a few times garand will go for $850 ish
Civilian Marksmanship program= Ammo paid for with our taxes and then sold back to us.
Should it be free? The way it is the gov at least recoups some cost for ammo that was ordered but not needed.
Maybe you don't understand. Our money was used to buy something. Then more money was requested so they'd return what was bought... It was paid for twice by civilians and the government acts as if it's a special provision... @@hateterrorists
@@hateterroristsyes it should be free
Wrong. It looks like that but when you pay taxes and it goes to military budget, you're paying for *the army, police* etc to use it. Not for some random youtuber or civilian to get them.
Taxes is for the government to provide a service that the country/government need to provide a good service (at least in theory) not to work for you to have fun. They're not the people gun dealer for personal use, they're the ones to buy the guns for the army. And if civilians want the weapons for their fun or personal protection they have to pay for it or else most weapons would be possessed by civilians not by the army.
Well,... thank you for your contribution.
That air seal gives me a relief feeling. Means the ammo was properly stored and more than likely, free of corrosion and harmful effects that could cause them to dud. Makes me think you may have got a good deal!
The rounds are sealed so not really super important depending on what they used for sealing
@@ElBearoPequenioI mean if it was full of moisture there’s a possibility for the rounds to fail or be damaged
Every Garand deserves a treat now and then
I find it pretty funny that Garand fans absolutely cannot accept how overrated that gun is.
@@wulfski whats wrong with it? besides it being able to stay on par with german firepower and above japanese and fire faster than both .
@@wulfski Its an iconic rifle!
@@wulfskiyou do realize that the AK took it's gas system from the Garand, right?
@@setesh1294exactly! Mikhail Kalashnikov basically turned the M1 Garand gas system upside down, and built from there, till he got the Avtomat Kalashnikova.
man I want this as a lunchbox
Lots of camping/hardware shops have them, in Australia anyways. Guys I work with would use them often for tools and stuff like that
I work at a summer camp, and we use these as our med kits that we leave out at the cabins. I enjoy that in order to treat a bee sting, I have to go grab a box that claims to have 400 .556 tracer rounds in it.
I used to use one as a purse. Added a shoulder strap to the handle.
Go to a surplus store
American lunchbox, truly
Yep, a $1 per round these days.
In the early 80’s I paid .17 cents for milsurp 308 and .15 for .556
Wow .0017 USD per round is realy cheep.
@@user-by3cp5ri4b You know what I meant.
1.00 is 1 dollar, so .17 is 17 cents
@@user-by3cp5ri4b dirt fkn cheap 😂
Every time a box of ammo is opened, a fledgling bald eagle takes its first flight!
🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅
Great tasty 54 year old food, you should try it out
Infinite food glitch
Who are you? I have seen you everywhere. What is your goal? What are you trying to accomplish?
We meet again
it has a spicy tang, and after a second, it kind of tastes like copper, and its filled with red juice
Steve MRE
That's a time machine right there! The scent of 1969.
Probably smells very nice.
Smells like cigarettes and dexamyl
Summer of ‘69 Bryan adams
Roads! where we’re going we don’t need roads!!!!!
Why’s the trees talking Vietnamese?
*This war reenactment is going to be crazy*
"Their bloodied, white handkerchiefs are no match for our guns!"
Some of the stuff you guys can have legally is crazzyyyy, we can never get our hands out to the variety of weapons and their accessories you guys have! Big love and respect from Pakistan..
It's definitely a blessing but don't y'all have access to firearms? Most individuals I worked with had a cache of AK-47'S and then some. I'm sure there's probably a difference between Afghanistan, and Iraq though. Regardless its a blessing. Stay safe
@@user-bi9ce8zz3d that’s right we have access to some oldies, like proper war weapons but they are not easy to get our hands on because import for automatic firearms is banned in pakistan, so they get smuggled to pakistan, but as per the import law every new weapon imported will be semi automatic.. even the new Aks or Ar15 they also come semi automatic.. but the things you guys get to have your hands on are like you find barrels, recoil springs, fast triggers, surpressors, compensators for any gun. E.g you guys have taran tactical, they make such cool weapons, fully customed very light recoil spring, you could air rack such pistols.. but all we got was stock glocks n sig sauer 😂
@@user-bi9ce8zz3d I personally own a Lebedov Plk 15 9mm, and 1975 Izhevsk Akm 😂 the only thing i feel proud to have…
A lot of men died horrible deaths to protect our freedom.
It's actually a good thing as long as discipline is maintained. That is sadly missing today.
Those straps could literally save lives in combat. Imagine fumbling with burned/cold/gloved/broken fingers to try and get a box out under stress
Just flip the can over and dump it. Guaranteed they’ll all fall out.
These cans were meant for rear line to get the resupply runs ready, the ammo could be put into belts, enblock clips, or stripper clips at that location then dropped into another can to go to the front lines. We still do this method because it works and keeps logistics pretty simple.
@@ericplaysbassyeah but that doesn’t work if you think one or two steps ahead
@@ericplaysbassAnd now they are full of dirt messing up the internals of the gun making it jam at the worst time aaaaaand youre dead
@@froschreiniger2639all of you are overthinking this
*i n h a l e s* smells like FREEDOM
120 likes but no comments? Leme fix dat...
@@NoNameNeeded10 thanks homie
And hippie dust……hey it’s from the late sixties ✌️😶🌫️✌️
Then grabs a gun, load it and kill emself
"freedom"
Fuck it, we ball.
Breaking the seals reminds me of this
“The leading horse is white
The second horse is red
The third one is a black
The last one is a green.”
If you want to see something interesting check out how many countries that use those colors in their flags and who they are
54 year old Lake City Quiet Pills.
This
Touché
Aye a man of culture I see. Every single time I’ve seen Lake City ammo I think of that story
I get this reference
Nighty night
If ammo is stored right it can last for a century. I've fired WW1 45 acp ammo out of my 1911 before.
Where did you even find ammo that old?
I had a bunch of .303 ammo from WW1 that I ran in my Enfield. No issues.
@@matthewrayborn8557 You'd be amazed at the random things that turn up in the weirdest places. I found a fucking FAL bayonet in a thrift store last year.
Packed in lead lined tins with extra asbestos 😂
liar
I know some people who work at that ammunition plant. Including some that have been working there long enough they might have packed that can.
They don’t make’em like they used to. That’s a really sweet pickup. 👍🇺🇸
This has to be the most American unboxing video I’ve ever seen
The most United States thing you've ever seen.
I am a US veteran from the US Navy.
may as well call us earthlings.. US flag code. not american anything.
You and millions are super-programmed
Those have corrosive primers. Better clean your gun after use
I entirely understand the smell you’re talking about and I’m kind of jealous I wasn’t there to experience it
Find the oldest book in your local library, and plant your nose in it. problem solved. alternatively you could just go into a surplus store and buy one of these.
I use to work ammo detail and I know that smell well.
I’m guessing it’s one of either gun fire or death to a degree?
I mean man this is weird af 😂 there’s more to life than
being jealous of the smell of ammunition
Bro trying working in an ammo supply point and you’ll hate that smell. That shit will stick to your clothes and hands.
bro got his hands on some lake city quite pills
He was smelling freedom
Dude is really opening a dusty can over his carpet
Shame no one has invented a way to effectively and efficiently clean carpet.
@@wulfski i rub my butt on mine and run to the bidet on my toilet over and over till its clean. some say im just ahead of my time.
and here we can see a long time marriaged man.
might not be his carpet.
I’ll open your dusty can
You know its the good stuff when it hisses when you open it. Ammo stored right can last decades
For those who need more info:
The CMP is a Congress-charted program that sells government surplus firearms and ammunition at super cheap prices (compared to the same stuff on the private market). The CMP also teaches and encourages marksmanship and hosts and sanctions matches nationwide.
This ammunition is generally fantastic to shoot, especially for modern M1 Garand owners. It was stored well over all these years, and functions well and groups pretty decently in most rifles. The only priblem is that most of the super cheap surplus .30-06 has dried up over the years, so when you can get it and for cheap, go ahead and grab it.
You do have to go through a couple easy steps to be eligible to purchase from the CMP, but it's well worth it. I got my first M1 from them many years ago, and have bought both the Greek surplus and Lake City ammo from them, with great results on all.
the dust confirms it’s the real deal
Yee, but why he open it on carpet :(
The finger thing means the taxes
@ambiguousdrink4067 Probably because he's a grown man and owns a vacuum if I had to guess.
@@ambiguousdrink4067😂😂
I'd be smelling those bullets like Cuban cigars
Cmon you’d be nosing it like it was a whooty don’t bs me lol
😂
I bet there’s a shitload of that stockpiled since the US Military switched to the 7.62 NATO in 1954.
My father had the same ammo can. I always loved it as a kid. He used it to store all of his plastic fishing lures on the boat 🤣
In 1968 I was in basic training at Fort Polk
Louisiana. Lieutenant walked into the
volunteered four of us put us in the back of a pick up truck and drove
out to a bunker. Where we loaded ammunition. The boxes were labeled 1943.
Worked Just fine the next day.
I Bet MY Life on 30 06 from WWII and 8mm from the 30's Wehrmacht and russian from 30's to 90's. No Problems! EVER?
Fort Polk? You poor guy, my condolences 😢
@@RebelGiga It wasn’t all that bad. In basic training there. So did AIT. Advanced infantry training. After that it was forbidding Georgia where I wound up in dog handler school. Then I got that all expenses paid adventure tour of Vietnam compliments of the United States Army.
I came out all right fortunately. A couple of scars for souvenirs. But fortunately no mental issues went right back to my old life with some good stories to tell. Along with the satisfaction that I had done what I was supposed to do. Soldiers do not get to pick their fights.
Imagine what a lifesaver that simple strip of fabric might have been
Probably not seeing as it most likely would’ve been behind the lines for the logistic detail to load into enbloc clips and then get sent to the troops in the front lines
@@jxdvidz9914don't think you get what the strap is for
@@jxdvidz9914it is still a pain in the ass to get the first box out without the strap.
Imagine being in somewhere extremely cold with gloves on.. that could save fingers from frostbite!
if you are so pressed that a string will help, you are already hosed, as it would still be needed to put in clips. just tip the can over.
Ohh the smell of old surplus cardboard, used to collect them when i was a kid.
It’s just as cool that you have an M1 as it is that you got your hands on that can. Dope. 👍🇺🇸
A true history buff doesn’t clean the dust off, they deposit it in the carpet for future generations to find ❤
A true historian sniffs the dust to make sure it's authentic
@@DropTopLeehigh on history 😂
@looneypersoney I love history, science and nature so yeah I guess you could say that 😂
@@DropTopLee snort history, a shot of science, and smoke nature 🤣
@@looneypersoney sounds like a good time to me 🤣🤣🤣
My mom used to work for lake city for 20+ years, making sure rounds pass inspection on diameter, weight, things like that. She could bring home a thousand rounds of ammo for a crazy cheap cost because they “weren’t up to military standards.” Meaning they were half a gram off weight. Pretty insane the quality of rounds the military uses.
Has to fire feed and eject reliably every time, or as close to every time as your clapped out rifle will allow lol
Up until the current trend of mega expensive ball ammo like the newer M855A1, its 7.62 equivalent, and the new fangled hybrid case 6.8, military ammo was verrrry mediocre in general.
Can u say something more about your mom? She sound like a nice women, working on a bad environment.
@@iwantanewhead2976"On a bad environment"? Are you on drugs, or something?
Have you fired those rounds?
Damn... They're as old as my dad..
„Hey, Brian Look!“
„Finally after all these years somebody is using us!“
„But… Its an M1 Garand.“
„NOOOOOOO!“
When I was in the marines I used to love when we opened new cans at the range. That and the smell of the range when the firing line opens at the break of dawn.
So. Very memorable!!!
Life is GOOD!!!!
Semper Fi Brother.. nice hiss
Smells like victory! With a side of caffeine and hate 😂 Oorah!
Getting paid to shoot someone else’s ammo, it was alway a good day no matter how many times the armory guys sent me back to clean the rifle more!
I bet it did have an interesting smell!
remember what a box of real "sized" baseball caps smelled like in 1970?, the coach opened that box up and sealed our future olfactory memories
@@commonconservative7551 I'm not old enough to remember the 70's 😅 I do have some old documents (turned 100 this month) and they have a very unique smell to them
It's not a nice smell.
Kind of like the smell after lunch at Taco Bell.
@@slaughterhouse5585 before or after the leaky gut kicks in ?
So your telling me they use our taxes on this and when they have too much they sell it back to us 🤦
Definitely no one’s taxes when it’s from 69
“Dust or sand or something.”
*asbestos, probably*
I’ve never been more happy to see a video this is absolutely awesome. Also when you said “feed em to my M1 Garand” I immediately smiled
M1 Garand is his mother-in-law, right?
An Egg hatched somewhere when you opened that. An American Bald Eagle Egg that is…. ‘MURICAAAAAAA!!!
M1 Garand is hungry and you just got it’s lunch
It's crazy how old these rounds seem from 1969. I have a 1967 Dodge Dart GT that also has a very distinct "old" smell. Beautiful car, and beautiful rounds.
They don't make em like they used to
I've been told us old fellas from back in '69 smell kinda " old" too. That's the smell of experience. Got to tell you the early m-16 was a nice gun, far superior to the old glenfield 22 I shot. 👍
I used to collect gas masks and have some old ammo cans like that. I know that smell. It's like if the word "stale" had a smell.
My man got a box of Lake City quiet pills
Spent a few minutes looking for this comment. Good one.
That was the smell of freedom brother
I think it’s the smell of the cardboard decaying which allegedly smells like dust and vanilla (go check the old yellow books in the library if you want a feel). That or it’s sulphur because the gunpowder has gone bad
@@june9914 It was a metaphor...
But still, they used to create vacuum in these boxes.
No Oxygen= No Bad Gunpowder
Shot lots of that particular vintage. It shoots very well out of M1 Garands.
That string around the first box is super important. You don't want to be fiddling with packaging when you're in a gunfight with enemy troops.
I mean... Maybe?
You wouldn’t be fiddling around with boxed ammunition anywhere near the front line.
Imagine opening this. Dumping a box. Opening the box, and then trying to load your enbloc clips while getting fired at.
This type of ammo was opened way behind the front, loaded into clips and belts and then taken to the front ready to use.
@@gunsforevery1 You're assuming everything is going as planned. War gets messy...
@@joshanderson924 again, they wouldn’t bring these up to the front line troops. These would be loaded up miles and miles and miles away from the front line. Crates of clipped ammo was specifically made for this reason.
You aren’t going to get some combat arms troop opening this box, rounding up some empty clips and magazines trying to load while in combat
@@joshanderson924 it’s anecdotal but the only time I ever saw boxed, unclipped ammo was stateside. Overseas all ammo we received was in 30 round boxes, on clips, in 4 pocket bandoliers.
Nice. The old ammo box is cool too. Would make a great lunch box if you're working on a building site or something!
That hiss was so *nice* that it woke up Steve, himself.
Crazy that a case of ammunition smells like American school supplies💀
Cardboard preservatives my dude
Damn bro ur so funny 😐
I legit looked at this comment for 10 minutes tripping about what kind of weirdo you are for making that connection then to comment it in such a way...
you should get your ass absolutely kicked
Haha, my thoughts exactly.🤣
Hard to see it as surplus when it's a dollar around. Used to be that the civilian marksmanship program was about preparing Americans to defend our country.
M1 GARAND IS HUNGRY
Better solution than opening it like a sardine can
Absolutely so brother
Hey let me give you some advice: if you ever open a box of ammo, keep it until every bullet from the box has been used. Because if the ammo is bad and causes a misfire, malfunction, or destroys the firearm, you can isolate the ammo that caused the problem and throw it away. Also you could be entitled to compensation from the ammunition manufacturer.
Yeah with milsurp ammo if you contact the manufacturer if they even still exist they'll just say "sorry for your luck"
The second half is only true for non milsurp ammo
Yeah lake city isn't gonna do much to replace or reimburse your surplus 1969 produced 30-06... Although not a bar idea for cases of new production commercial market ammo 😉👍
“Sorry this ammo was not intended for civilian use. Please turn yourself in for theft of military property”
Makes my day to see a World War Wisdom TH-cam notification
It’s interesting to note that the M1 and its contemporary firearms from WW2 and earlier were typically officially phased out of service before 1969. However many of these guns would remain in military inventory for national guard and rear echelon units like Artillery and Field hospitals well after Vietnam.
In fact the M3 “Grease Gun” SMG, originally designed in 1942 to replace the Thompson, was beloved by Abrams Tank crewmen in the gulf war for its reliability and ease of use.
Ammo cans have that textbook/wall paint smell that just sticks to your nose lol. Now everytime I smell paint I think of .50 cal incendiary rounds
"Civilian marksmanship programme" - we in the UK could only dream of having a government that cared how well we could shoot. We had one 700 years ago.
Hardly a man alive was there to tell of it now.
@@henryrodgers1752 : And gentlemen of England now abed shall think themselves accursed they were not here.
And that’s why we kicked y’all’s asses all the way from 1775 to 1783 and threw your bullshit tea in the ocean. #Murica
Barely anyone knows about it. Just a way to get rid of old WWII garands. You can usually find 30.06 cheaper. BTW I have a few of your Enfields and .303 as well.
Man it really sucks they took your guns from the best friends of the USA allies
That’s the smell of freedom coming out of the cam
Dude got scammed, he brought ammo his tax money bought 😂
That hiss was a bald eagle screeching somewhere far away in the sky
*time to go to a re-enactment with very accurate ammo*
Amazing, being from the UK the fact you got this in the mail is nothing short of it
You can also get guns in the mail and different types of explosive materials (most have to be shipped before they're mixed) but none the less you can buy a few things in the mail to make a pretty decent explosive
only in America can you get ammo and guns through the mail if we tried that shit in Australia we gonna get raided by heavily armed feds 😁😂😆
@@aussiepatriotprepper5206 and these are the same people who want to pretend like the us doesn't have a gun problem
@@unknownalien3837the US DOESN'T have a gun problem. It is pretend and make-believe, 100%.
@@unknownalien3837??? The people ordering these things in the mail are some of the most law-abiding people in the US, they have to be to do this stuff. It's the criminals buying guns off the street illegally or purchasing from smugglers bringing in other illegal weaponry that are the problem.
Back in the late 80s, I used to do a lot of high powered rifle competitive shooting. I loved shooting the M-1. I was told we were using WW2 surplus ammo. I never recall ever having had an issue with the reliability of a single bullet.
That’s really cool. See how clean the inside of that ammo box is!?!? Pretty cool
I don't know how but when u opened the box...i got the smell of an old textbook😂😮
So dope. Wish the CMP had 1911s again
Don't the do those in phases?
I need to look more into the CMP when I'm an adult in a couple years. Looks like potentially the cheapest way of getting a Garand these days.
@@JJAB91 I just looked and I guess they do
@@gormless-idiotme too its a pretty good amount of stuff to do. But the garand would be a good reward if able to get one
@@ethans7914 they're saying a rack grade one's only $850, seeing as an average Garand is a $1,000+ venture, this sounds pretty damn good to me.
Those are some real lake city quiet pills
Hell yes I knew someone else thought of that immediately
M1 Garand ammo is the best ammo... The smell of the ammo is so nostalgic just like the ping from emptying the clip...
99% of Kentucky ballistics scenario when talkin bout 50BMG
That smell is known as FREEDOM
what a nice package to get in the mail .
I’d be excited like Christmas morning! 🎅🏼
Too bad it's not good ol' pipe bombs...
Those are some mighty big quiet pills
That's sealed better than the cork of a good bottle of wine
Beautifully preserved
That must be why kids get confused, they mentally think they are shooting text books at people 😂
lol betcha my grandpa touched that ammo at some point. He worked at lake city most of his life
Carrying those for 20 miles on a hump through the hills of California with 80 lbs of gear in your ruk in a fire team still gives the palms of my hands nightsweats and PTSD flashbacks.
Just keep in mind military munition runs a little hot compared to civilian rounds. Military likes their velocity.
It’s not so much about velocity. It’s about having a round that will function even in the most adverse conditions. In extreme heat and extreme cold it needs to have the same performance and be able operate the firearms in those conditions.
KOREAN WAR COLD TEMPS
Amazon can take a lesson on box 📦 size from these guys.
Why the emoji😭
Homie drawing in asbestos
I love ammo unboxing, that textbook smell is one to remember indeed
Talking about school while opening up an ammmo can…. There’s a joke I’m not willing to write there
I ordered my Garand and fed ex delivered it 9 days later, I ordered my can of ammo on Monday, and fed ex delivered it on Thursday. What a fantastic experience it was. The absolute best people to do business with.
Where do you buy ww2 weapons (especially an M1 garand)
Put my ear against phone to hear the "hiss", instead got deafened by the clang of the box
Man really out here with a fortnite ammo crate
You got some genuine lake city quiet pills. Never thought I’d see that when I wasn’t looking for it lol
bro that’s exactly what i was thinking.
How lucky you are to have such an opportunity to open and use that kind of ammunition!
when he said it had a unique smell i legit tried to smell it through the screen
You where dead the second it opened
I see you got yourself some Lake City Quiet Pills.
This is the comment I came to see. Cool story
Ah, I thought that I heard your M1 Garand saying that it was hungry 🤔 😕 👂