30-06 MIL SURPLUS IDENTIFICATION STAMP

[ScatterGun4015]

buddy of mine at work got some mil surplus 150gr 30-06 with a FF head stamp and a crown. Anyone know where it came from and if it is reloadable?

Edit for crappy cell phone picture

[forcefed]

Looks Egyptian to me.

Tell him to look in the case with a flashlight and see if there is one or 2 primer holes.

[rockcreek]

I believe that is Iranian. I have some that is the same, but instead of FF it has a 77.

[ScatterGun4015]

Looks Egyptian to me.

Tell him to look in the case with a flashlight and see if there is one or 2 primer holes.

He hasnt fired any yet.....once he does though, ill check for primer holes.....i hope its one cause he has 400 rounds that will go straight to me once he fires them

[fjrdc]

Here's asite that may help.....http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes

[ScatterGun4015]

Here's asite that may help.....http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes

Thats nice.....after looking at the head stamp more, I think the F's are looking more like P's......

PP is Prvi Partizan, 31000 Titovo, Uzice, Yugoslavia

Thanks for the help guys

[Doc Harvey]

Looks very similar to the Iranian surplus I bought from Sportsmans Guide. Mine doesn't work in my Garand, so if your buddy wants to buy what I have, he's welcome to it!

[Doc Harvey]

Looking closer at your pic, I'm pretty sure it's Iranian.

[AFTERMATH]

I believe every Privi I've ever seen has been "PPU"
Looks like Doc's on to something.
You might want to find out if it's corrosive or not while you're at it.

[ScatterGun4015]

I believe every Privi I've ever seen has been "PPU"
Looks like Doc's on to something.
You might want to find out if it's corrosive or not while you're at it.

They are non-corrosive and are non reloadable.....looks like someone will be getting a lot of brass for the ronald mc donald house