Weren't they ???

🤣

@hffp1 they still are using some of that old ammo, Ronnie Barret was explaining that to some snipers having issues with the older ammo......

lol yeah... Military are not morons they know how to package & store ammo to keep it fresh!

When I served with the Canadians we never shot any ammo newer then WWII and definitely had stuff from WWI although mostly used for training only, (recoiless rifle stuff and .303 mostly). We also used Herman The German targets although I know for sure there were heaps of WWI spike helmet targets although we never shot at them, (I’m sure someone did though).

As russian i respect both Danish and US military for appropriate use of equipment. Thats the first thing army requires, doesn't it?

In 1969 we were using C rations packaged in 1947 at Ft Carson Colorado. Not a thing wrong with them. The cigarettes were so dry they would explode in flame. The US was not prepared then and they dam sure are not prepared today.

As you Danes usually say, "Så længe det virker!!"

@@juliusmoe-nstar8942 ... rør det ikke

Steve MRE ate food out of 80+ year old cans, ammo in cans will last over 200 years for sure, especially if stored in a dry place.

You probably spent half a day to come up with such a witty joke?

Americans: mmmmmm ma favorite

@@2Asspie Americans won't have guns for long. They're laying down, scared to actually fight for freedom, while the government regulates your firearms into complete uselessness.

@@PartyPornoKiller2006 spam canned foods have distinct containers that look just like this ammo box.

Stalin would agree

Non russian here, what does it mean?

@inc.opt.63 lol thx!

@inc.opt.63 I actually memorized the whole song, but dont know the Cyrillic or russian kind language to read it. I did memorized it by reading it on english alphabet

Eeeuuuw

I laughed a lot thanks

Stalinless Steel

@@alexandergeorge7808 stalinmore*

@@alexandergeorge7808 it went right over your head, didn't it.........lol

@@johnparrish9215 because he made a complementary joke? Or did you misread it?

@@rickc2102 Then it went over my head.....WOOOSH

Сп5,6 как по мне самые тяжёлые, 9мм, но не пистолетные, а для винтореза и вала, 9х18 пм легче их будет, но тяжелее чем 5,45 или 7,62

Во блин! Красавчик, очень чётко объяснил! Молодец 👍👍👍

Взял и всё рассказал ...

​@@AndreyZ1000 как говорится,,выебнулся,,

Только не “zinc”, a “tzink”

Same here

Same 4:00

4:39am here

Можно и двери входные

Да,не особо,так-то..по опыту пряжкой быстрее

Yes

Translation : We didnt throw away the can openers in the army after we were done using it, it opens normal cans easily.

Такую бы достать бы

and no sign of botulism

Nice hiss.

Lets's get the ammo out on to a tray, m'k. Nice!

His most recent video also featured a well preserved can coincidentally :)

"Hmm you're a fine looking gal" *lights a filter-less Chesterfield 1962* "Let me get you out onto a tray" *She queefs* "Nice Hisss"

Damn its past your bedtime then lol

When i was your age...lol...i walked to school...up hill both ways.........LMAO

I had a can of 7.62x54r that was packed in 1946. It's weird shooting ammo that's older than both you and your father. It was neat ammo though. All came packaged in little paper boxes with twine wrapping. Inside the box 15 rounds on Izhevsk marked stripper clips. The case it's self was actually tin and the soldering smelled like vomit. I'd have liked to keep it, but I wasn't going to put up with the smell. The ammo it's self was loaded much hotter than 60s-70's production x54r I've shot. I could run the Cold War production ammo fine in my Mosin. But if I used the 1946 ammo I would get really bad Sticky Bolt Syndrome. I guess that might be down to it being at the tale end of war production ammo.

Bullet spam

Amazing. It's almost as if the world existed before you....

Точняк!

а какой то прапор продал это иностранцам

@@alexanderk7671 Им он нужнее будет

В 1989 вполне могли делать и мужчины. Не 1941 год же :)

@Sergey Zykov а причём тут взрывчатка? В патронах АК обычный белый порох, он от удара не взрывается

Should have gotten it onto a tray. Would have been nice.

The little details 👌

I thought exactly the same thing!

I was hoping they were going to make that comment!

@@ActualHumanPerson Let's get this out onto a tray Nice

Wen soviet union colaps you can get tank for carate of vodka if you buy ammo for 90 bucks you was scamed

Still a very useful ammo for many countries because it's used in the RPD it's not just a mosin round. Also i feel like this probably was sold to Romania or manufactured for them during the Soviet days and all the importer knew was it was being shipped from Romania and figured it was made there.

These are russian tho

A- Negative *ammochino*

Ah Steve

Only the cool kids even know what your talking about lol

Steve!Yeah now that’s funny

Знали, что война будет

@@tablangyydau Даже после распада умудряется нам помочь

The little white stripe was the over the top detail, it is very pleasant.

@@DMlTRElу моего знакомого дома 2 цинка такие Служил в армии И стащил Говорит на чёрный день

@@DMlTREl саме так, іноді така іронія буває, патрони відкриваєш з кемерова а потім висаджуєш їх в кемеровский десант)

Вранье .он мог целыми днями маршировать или подметать .но не стрелять на стрельбище.

Cccp was gavno shithole

Ты то наверное толчки драил, откуда ж тебе чмырю знать, мы за день, на полигоне, три взвода камаз полный патронов, выстрелов к рпг, гранат к подствольнику расходовали, а на боевых их вообще никто не считал, 30 лет назад дембель

@@slavyaninb4208 😅🤣😅

@@user-he3rf2tp2l ну тебе не повезло просто, и не понять этого, потому что ты лысый пылесос

They "were".

Soviets vs Satanist, not much difference.

@@BilgePump It's the same thing but i could hurt his feelings saying so...

The Soviets were atheists that didn’t care about any fairytales about "Satan"

@@among-us-99999 Whatever helps you sleep at night

Uhh the metallic smell I just gotta try another.

was looking for this comment

Let's give this a sniff. Hmm, smells like old cheese... And communism.

lucky dog.

Most be in 70s or something

@@Lucius_murrius It was in 2006

Как ты думаешь как они это в везли в страну? И ещё там же дата изготовления 89 год а не 91ый они просто затупили?

@@Artem_38. Румыны, союзнички по Варшавскому договору слили, суки, что непонятного...

из СССР

@@Manshtein72 при развале СССР им канцерн Калашникова официально одобрил лицензию на производство и импорт продукции! Так что все нормально:3

@@user-uy8fw5sp4t Мы говорим именно про этот цинк. Тут маркировка новосибирская, какие нах румыны? ))

У меня в соседнем дворе бабка тоже в таком выращивает.

Как мило :3

А я в гараже для мелочевки пользую

У нас один солдат умудрился клубнику вырастить на одном из таких цинках. Никто не верил что у него чтото вырастит там.

Communist!!!

если бы вы видели и пользовались западным и ссср оружием,то поняли бы что это каменный век..

@@s.b.9848 интересно в чем же, особенно если уточнить что это не ближайшие 30 лет? Тут у нас герметичный цинк с патронами в масляной бумаге, в такой штуке могут лежать хоть сотню лет

Не сочтите за ватника, но ради объективности, что уникального и надёжного было противопоставлено стрелковому оружию СССР в 1989 году?

@@user-xx6lj2jx2o не про срок хранения тут речь..

@@s.b.9848 если брать массовое оружие, то что могут противопоставить западные производители? Свои нюансы конечно везде есть, но если оценивать комплекс характеристик, то в чем западное оружие превосходит? По надёжности и простоте явно конкурентов явно нет.

Not really

Привет из России !

Guns shoot you there also.

Why not ?

@@76rus26 Privet, privet

Nipsi khui

thanks for the kind words!

Wash it. You could still make a meal with it after washing.

@@ripoutyourintestines7029 , it’s a zinc coated sheet

It smells like Freedom to me!

I was expecting him to say that's what it smelt like.

BTW, you've been shooting 1891, 1930 or 1944 mosin? Later versions are cheaper and shoot not so precisely.

failed ideology, but great weapons

Nice

if only you knew how bad things really are Nice

No Hiss.

@@LordMxr 1:58

Ok let's get this into the Ak. Loads up the AK and fires off a round. Nice!

Прошло два года и эти коробки оказались очень востребованны в практическом применении

В дешёвый картон упаковывают "гражданские" боеприпасы. Армейские до сих пор в "цинки".

У нас этот ящики для рассады 😂

Такую штуку закопать у себя на заднем дворе до поры и откопать, когда придёт время. И нифига с ними не случится.

​@@dmitryts1257 цинк сгниет в земле. Он не такой уж и неубиваемый. Они на складах иногда ржавеют если в воде долгое время стоят. По этому их иногда надо отстреливать. Товарищ в армии был, на складе отрыли 2 цинка пятёрок, стоявших там в луже какой то с 80ых. У одного дно вывалилось когда открывали, у другого проржавела стенка. Часть боеприпасов в утиль, остальные они стояли отстреливали

Makes you appreciate it more when you have to work for it.

I honestly think that the Soviet era milsurp ammo l had from those crates was some of the finest quality bulk ammo I have ever owned. (Excluding small batch match and boutique ammo, I mean.) The packing was immaculate, and each round was a flawless clone, with high quality lacquer and sealant, and the consistency of it was robotic in both predictable accuracy and velocity (i.e., each packet being within a tight velo range). Pain in the neck, being corrosive and always having to be rinsed. My sample size was small (just a couple crates), but say, compared to the bulk Lake City stuff you buy today, that spam canned Soviet milsurp was as consistent in quality and reliability as any ammo you'll come across.

I got a crate worth too. Hold on to it. Shoot other shit because it's seen a four fold price increase that's only going higher. I have 3 different batches, a little over a crate worth (2,160rds) 1988, 1977, and 1976. If you look at the headstamp, it will give you the date code which is the last two digits of a four digit year, and a lot number. You can use the lot number and look up what the specs are on it, avg. Muzzle velocity, powder utilized, etc. I've been using 69gr red army for plinking with some 60gr Tula thrown in there. I only shoot a mag worth of 7n6 once in a blue moon. It's my shtf ammo. Lol

corrosive primed ammo wont hurt your gun if you clean it after your done

@@sindrome303 Yeah I'm aware of that but forgot to mention it, thanks.

I remember buying 1,000 of Wolf 7.62x39HP's for $85.00 then thought it was price gouging when it went up to $99.00. I also remember buying a Turkish Mauser with bayonet and 75 rounds of ammo on strippers in a bandolier for $75.00, a brand new Chinese SKS with accessories for $99.00 and .50 BMG M33 rounds for $1.25 each. I wish I had invested in more of that stuff back then.

Ken Gamble these same cans are still sold in Utah.

BTW here's a hint, the ar-15's are as cheap right now as they will ever be from here on, if they go down it will be very little so now is the time to stock up, some day you may wish you did. This is just speculation but at minimum if they are kept in new condition I think there is a good chance they will go up in value especially with the direction our country is heading, I don't see ammo staying as cheap as it is right now either.

1:58

Let's get this out onto a tray Nice

It's not a "collector item". It's just ammunition. It's not a Spock doll in it's original packaging, nerd.

That sounds like formaldehyde

Samee

In my military stage, bifore 1970, red seals was for normaly bullets, coper covered head, for day Green seals was for night, fulminescent trace, coper covered head

Why wouldn't they pack it neatly? They spent all that time sealing the ammo and the can. It was a Cold War can, the Russians weren't trying to get ammo to the frontlines as fast as possible, they were trying to stockpile ammo that could sit in warehouses for centuries if need be, in the unlikely event of nuclear war. From that perspective, taking so much care to properly pack it makes a lot of sense.

Packed as tight as possible. You do not want to storage wasted space.

I would need to rewatch to be sure but I think Lord of War and War Dogs show the bullets loose inside cans to save time.

Titanium Rain These cans are for long time storage.

@@XtreeM_FaiL I don't see how that's relevant to the film makers trying to expedite the filming/CGI and making it simpler for the normies to understand.

-hardware--harbour- ammo unboxed

me too, dude!

Lol no kidding

Yes California used to be a nice place to go in the 80s.

Well, technically we still can, you just have to have it shipped to an FFL first, which basically kills just about any savings you might have gotten from buying it online. That is, unless you bought in serious bulk, but then CalDOK will probably take note of it, put you on some sort of watch list, and as soon as red flag laws are in place they'll send the police to your door.

@@Riceball01 Last time I checked, C&R FFL (FFL03?) was enough, so you could still ship to your house, if you have C&R license. Getting it is a pain in the ass, though

@@taofledermaus Привет из России !!!

Ben Finny The good old days. I dumped a spam can though one of my favorite SKS’s one weekend and was remiss in cleaning it (Spraying it down with my magic spay [a mix of diesel fuel, ATF, shooter choice, and Marvels Mystery’s oil]) after shooting it and the next time I went to shoot it the bolt was frozen in place thanks to those nice “non corrosive” primers. I tried soaking it for a few hours and ended up beating the bolt free with a dead blown hammer. A little steel wool and and elbow grease and it was working just like a Russian watch made in China again. Definitely good times with good friends.

Before Clinton’s ban, it was as cheap as 22 lr ammo.

I want to live in the parallel timeline where the US Marine Corps adopted the AK platform

Right? Funny how it has that instant novelty to it.

I lucked out my chinese type 81 rifle has 1983 as a serial # and also that's my birth year

@@lustmaster770 that's pretty awesome too!

thanks!

Yea Russian ammo is. You can go on Buds gun shop and buy them. It used to be around 450 for 1000 rounds of ak47 rounds.

It is still stored like that.

Николай Демидов how is that relevant?

was just watching steve and then saw this upload. bliss

Ironic that the ammo can is from 89' as well lol

I'll be coming back at you with something new...or old.......alright, cool.

Lets get this out on a tray. nice

It's a little thirst provoking. 🤣🤣🤣