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Cartridge Trading Table Picture Page April 2013 A box of wartime Japanese 6.5mm Arisaka......
Loose 6.5 mm Japanese Arisaka cartridges tend to be relatively common, but I don't tend to run across the boxes very often in my travels. Its probably just a matter of my needing to get out more, as these boxes probably not that scarce. The cartridges in the box are typical, with unheadstamped cases, pointed cupro-nickel bullets, red neck sealant, and three stamped crimps securing the brass primers. The red sealant indicates that these are ball cartridges.
The box has a well marked label, which provides the weapon
the ammunition was intended for, the date of manufacture, perhaps the ammunition
factory where the ammunition was made, and other information.
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Unfortunately,
I can't decipher much of this label. 