Okay maybe I am weird, (or maybe it's because I have too many Berettas). or perhaps I am just a wisearse..
But I thought it would be interesting to label all my Ammo cans with obscure names for the Caliber.
So I have.. from smallest to largest,
22 RF
7.65 Browning
9MM Corto/Scurt
9MM Parabellum
16 Bore
12 Bore
The I have my US calibers marked
Cartridge, Caliber .45, Pistol
Cartridge, Caliber .30, Carbine
Cartridge, Caliber 5.56 mm
Cartridge, Caliber 7.62 mm
Cartridge, Caliber .30, Rifle
Grenade, Rifle, 22MM (Before someone freaks out, these are ALL parachute flares! or dummy trainers, but still considered by the Army as part of the assortment of Rifle grenades)
I guess I started doing this because the wife wanted to shoot one of my smaller Berettas and went into the old coal bin (yes a COAL BIN, my house is that old that it had a coal bin) where the ammo storage is and asked me. Hey where the hell is the 7.65 Browning?
But I am sure if anyone else went in there, the first words out of their mouth is. What the hell is 7.65 Browning?
But I thought it would be interesting to label all my Ammo cans with obscure names for the Caliber.
So I have.. from smallest to largest,
22 RF
7.65 Browning
9MM Corto/Scurt
9MM Parabellum
16 Bore
12 Bore
The I have my US calibers marked
Cartridge, Caliber .45, Pistol
Cartridge, Caliber .30, Carbine
Cartridge, Caliber 5.56 mm
Cartridge, Caliber 7.62 mm
Cartridge, Caliber .30, Rifle
Grenade, Rifle, 22MM (Before someone freaks out, these are ALL parachute flares! or dummy trainers, but still considered by the Army as part of the assortment of Rifle grenades)
I guess I started doing this because the wife wanted to shoot one of my smaller Berettas and went into the old coal bin (yes a COAL BIN, my house is that old that it had a coal bin) where the ammo storage is and asked me. Hey where the hell is the 7.65 Browning?
But I am sure if anyone else went in there, the first words out of their mouth is. What the hell is 7.65 Browning?