You will have to shoot to find out.
I don't know about the Federal ammo, but for the Winchester 180 fail safe ammo it would be 3.0 for the a-bolt and 10.0 for the BAR. Hope this works for you. Bill Reed I don't know about the Federal ammo, but for the Winchester 180 fail safe ammo it would be 3.0 for the a-bolt and 10.0 for the BAR. Hope this works for you. Bill Reed
Federal Bullets - 1937 was released on: USA: 30 October 1937
Federal Bullets - 1937 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA #3780)
Hundreds of different companies make BULLETS (which is the part of a CARTRIDGE that gets fired out of the barrel) There are also hundreds of companies that make cartridges- Remington, Federal, Winchester, CCI, Prvi Partisan, Eley, Nobel, Lapua, American Eagle- and a LOT more. Many governments also make their own cartridges for military arms.
Assuming you mean .22 rimfire CARTRIDGES, just looking at my ammo storage, I have CCI, Winchester, Federal, Remington, Lapua, Eley, Wolf, Nobel, Fiocchi, and RWS. Think there are a couple of boxes of Chinese and Russian in there as well. And there are other brands.
Winchester made the M-1 Carbine for the Federal Goverment from Sept.1942 thru August of 1945.
Yes, in the US. Federal law requires you to be 21 to purchase ammunition for a handgun. .
I just bought 2 boxes of Federal bulk 550 - 22 long rifle bullets - 36 gr. for just under $15.00 a box at Walmart.
Call Browning and ask.
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Who is the maker on the box?(Remington,Federal,CCI,Fiocchi) I dont know what you mean by stainless lead bullets. Is there any markings on the box that say what kind of ammo you have? Need more info to answer.
federal law prohibits convicted felons from possession of firearms and/or ammunition and so do most states.