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There is no problem with using any commercially made 30-30 ammo in a rifle made to shoot 30-30.
Sit on an ammo bay door
about 3 minutes long
if you press the menu button at the top of the screen, there should be an option to resupply, if you select it, and wait, a drop ship will drop an ammo crate to your location, which can be picked up by walking over it. it can only be used once per hunt.
The best place to find official information about Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required when working with ammo that contains chemical fillers is the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) website. Specifically the NIOSH website provides the Safety and Health Topics page which contains detailed information about specific safety topics and the corresponding safety standards. This page can be accessed at https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/ammunition/. The PPE topic page on the NIOSH website provides a detailed list of all the protective equipment required when working with ammo that contains chemical fillers. It is important to note that the type of PPE required depends on the type of chemical filler present in the ammo. The PPE requirements are as follows: Respiratory protection Eye/face protection Hearing protection Protective clothing GlovesIn addition to providing information about the required protective equipment the NIOSH website also provides safety tips and additional resources to help ensure the safe handling of ammo containing chemical fillers. Therefore for comprehensive and up-to-date information about PPE required when working with ammo that contains chemical fillers the NIOSH website is the best source.
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The Walther PP was made in 5 different calibers- ONE of which was .32 Auto. If the gun is question is a .32, it can shoot .32 auto. If another caliber- no.
yes. the 5.56 is the 223 caliber ammo.
No. You will have to have a Model 1895
Depends on markings on upper.
.32 caliber
Yes but I would only shoot those loads with a 55gr.bullet or lighter.I believe the smith and Wesson model 1500 has a twist rate that is not made for the heavier bullets found in todays .223 ammo.
The Walther PP uses a variety of ammo, depending on what model you own. The most common type of round used overall is the 7.65mm round and the majority of Walther PPs and PPKs were designed around this round. There is also the 9mm Kurz round that could be used in these guns also. It was only after WWII was over that the Walther PP and PPK were redesigned to shoot a .22LR round, but production lines were shut down soon after because the .22LR was not a common round at the time, so few were made in relation to the standard 7.65mm. The least common type of round used by Walther PP series was the 6.35mm round, which the PP and PPK were both originally designed to use early in the war.
These were made for Gamble's Stores by Savage, and are caliber .22 LR.
38 Special. Stay away from +P
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Yes.