WW2 ammo collection

[MarvelousSeven]

:20, 8x50mm Lebel

[NeoNSPETSNAZ]

Hi ,can anybody help me with this:

A few years ago, I found an old .50 BMG cartridge on a public beach, brass cased, marked "SL 42" on the bottom, within 25 miles of Cape Henlopen, Delaware. It had been fired and was rusty. I think that the SL 42 means Spring Labs 1942 but am not sure...can anybody help me with this?

[Drulil]

@NeoNSPETSNAZ SL stands for St. Louis Ordnance Plant

[NeoNSPETSNAZ]

@Drulil

Thanks you...and this is a great video!

[NeoNSPETSNAZ]

@Drulil

*Thank you

[Mausermaniac792]

Mystery round looks too stubby and looks too tapered to be a 7.62x54R. Looks like 8mm Lebel to me.

[k98100]

The ammo at 0.18 on the right is lebel Ammo.

You can find it on the internet if you want to know more about it. :P

Greetings from HOLLAND! Nick

[Drulil]

@k98100 ok thanks! 

[theKGB65]

Those are really neat to look at. I'd rather collect ammo than coins, especially the kind of ammo that you have.

[Drulil]

@theKGB65 thanks bro

[zheka1780]

the round which you didn't undentify is 7.62x54R

[graysonator123]

i wanna say that round on the right at 0:18 is a 7.92 Kurz used in the StG44 but I can't be certain

[Drulil]

@graysonator123 no it's much larger then the 7.92x33, which casing is also in the video.

[TheZowwee]

nice....