@@millll111lllIjust shop around for 7.62×39 on Ammoseek. The big online ammo retailers are getting in cans of old Yugo/Soviet/combloc milsurp constantly. It's expensive as fuck now though, one of those cans usually goes for over $300 so I'd go for some place that offers free shipping.
+Ngọc Kim Quang Hồ Tell him that he can either sit his happy ass down and wait, OR start manufacturing bullets from thin air if he thinks its faster :)
Every video I see says you can hear the air escape when they first puncture the top of the can. They are wrong, the cans are not pressurized, they are vaccume sealed. When you puncture the top the sound you hear will be air sucking into the can, not escaping !
i was going to make a joke about 1976 soviet era, when everyone including the air in this ammo spam can dreamed about escaping the USSSR but then i decided not to.
01:36 The codes on the ammo crate read: *5,45 гс ПС* = 5,45 (5.45x39mm M74 cartridge), "gs" (Gil'za Stal_ > "[lacquered] steel cartridge case"), "PS" ( _Pulya Stalnoi_ > "Bullet with Steel penetrator"). *M37 - 76 - 339* = Lot M37, Year of Production 1976, Factory Line 339. *2160 Шт.* = 2160 "sht." ( _shtuka_ > "Pieces", Quantity of items) Contains 2160 rounds of ammunition. There are 2 x 1080-round "spam cans" per crate. *СФ033Фп 14/76 M* = Powder Type "SF033fn", Powder Batch 14 of Year 1976, Powder Mill "M". The overstamp on the left-hand side is the UN LOCODE for the ammunition. 00:53 The codes on the ammo can reads: *5,45 гс ПС* = As above. *B03 - 77 -270* = Lot V03 - 1977 - State Factory 270 [Lugansk Cartridge Works (Luhansk, Ukraine)] *1080 Шт.* = 1080 rounds. 36 x 30-round packets. *ВЧ545Фп 16/76 K* = Powder Type "VU545fn", Powder Batch 16 of Year 1976, Powder Mill "K".
Personally, I just used my pocketknife. I can also open cans of food with it. Very difficult, also makes a lot of messy sharp points around the edge that could easily cut you (In Soviet Russia, can opens YOU!'). Still, better to have a sharp can and a slightly temporarily dulled knife, than to have an empty rifle ;)
I could imagine a situation i would be in and use this. Thank you. I picture an apocalyptic type situation where a man in a burlac cloak would be sitting in a bunker, staring at the case not knowing how to open it.
Watching this in 2020 makes me so sad I didn't buy pallets of that badass 7N6 ammo when it was $170 per wood crate with two 1,080 round cans in it! 😥 Man I wish I had a time machine. I'd go back and buy a dumpster full of 7N6, $10 bakelite and circle 10 waffle mags.
mfw I'm at the range trying to open my 7n6 cans and turns out they're filled with beans so another shooter goes "DIS NIGGA EATING BEANS!" and everyone laughs at me...
Americans always did it better. The US can is air tight & water proof, the ammo will last forever. You dont need any tools to open it just your hands . The best part is the can has a carry handle. They can be reused for anything including carring water.🍺
Very nice. One nit-pick - there are two ways ammo can corrode. One is by moisture, like you said, and these sealed cans will indeed prevent that from happening as long as the can doesn't rust all the way through from the outside. The other way, though, is by decomposition of the smokeless powder, which happens slowly over time even without any moisture. This produces nitric acid which corrodes the cartridge cases from the inside out. Inhibitors are added to the powder to prevent this, but eventually the inhibitors are used up (because they are consumed by reaction with the nitric acid) and the cases will corrode. If the cases are lacquered on the inside, this process is slowed down even further. Like most chemical processes, this is exponentially temperature dependent - so storing the ammo in a cool environment will make the decomposition orders of magnitude slower than in a very hot environment. At room temperature, cases which are not lacquered on the inside will suffer this corrosion fate in about 70 years. Internally-lacquered cases will last 80 to 100 years.
1080 rounds per can, 2 cans per crate, is 2160 rounds for about $200= 10.8 cents per round. you can get it at a the store, gun show, or order it and have it mailed to your house and get free shipping too
I heard that you can open these sorts of cans by rubbing the crimped edges on top against an abrasive surface until you get through the metal. I think this would be a great way to reuse the box to store the ammo (After some modifications) or to store other stuff. Any chance you could do a video to see if this works??
When western companies started buying surplus ammo from Bulgaria some of them wanted to repack the ammo, they would open the cans and to put the ammo in the crates because they hold more. Some times you would find crates without the metal band because every year ammo from every lot must be checked for corrosion, overpressure etc.
HURR DURR LOVE ZE MOTHERLAND. You can love your country without shitty communism, red army is a another topic, we are talking about communism itself. So much progress slowed down and so much intelligent people dead from your precious communism, it's disgusting.
3:00 Damn!!! You boys and your hammers and cycles. Like so many things in Russia... You do not choose the device. The device... It chooses you. -Former Sgt. William"ROCK"Gilpin 82ND ABN. INF. DIV. 11B4P (71-74) 4-16-16
Compare this to opening a US ammo can.. Which would YOU rather do if you need more ammo in a firefight? No stripper clips either.... But of course the Soviet economy didn't (and probably still does not) have the money for an easy to use ammo can or apparently stripper clips either..... Yeah I have opened 20 year old US ammo cans while I was in VN and the ammo was visually perfect so.....
Fast forward to 2021 and the ammo crisis in USA..... (and all the bad crap the Mosin Nagants have received). I have 3 Spam Cans @ 440 rounds each and three perfectly zeroed 91/30s at 100 yards. On top of that, 22 Long Rifle is going for .30 cents a single round OR MORE and yet I can purchase all day long as of today, 3-12-2021, all the brand new and newly manufactured Wolf or Tula 7.62X54R ammo I could ever want for no more than .80 cents a single round. That's High Power Rifle ammo! Brand new and very accurate! Yep, this whole ammo crisis and gun ban thing has proven to me that my good old Russian Mosins are THE crap-hits-the-fan survival rifle! Get one!
Because a during a time before you were born the entire world was captivity, and attentively, at war-- and split down the seams. As if that wasn't enough, every human being on the planet was at risk literally each second of the day of dying in a horrible nuclear holocaust (pay attention, you might not recognise the significance of that word either). Moreover, these two chasms identified themselves in a socio-political way; one was Capitalism, the other Communism.
Ever seen footwraps? Great thing to know to do (they're like socks, but easier to improvise & custom fit- plus they dry quicker & easier and you can wrap insulation like grass, newspaper, seat cushioning, etc... for warmth). As a trick, since you seem to like MacGyver-type stuff (as do I)- you can stuff grass into a shoe that's too big for your foot to make it fit better. there's a book: Makeshift Workshop Vol 1 & 2 that covers plenty of stuff like that.
Am I the only one thinking those Spam Cans would make great giant size home made Claymore mines? Drill a hole in the back or sides for the detonator cord, line the back with the appropriate amount of explosive and then pile on the home made shrapnel(birdshot, buckshot, glass beads, gravel or even spent shell casings). Then seal up the open end with a waterproof covering and mark FACE TOWARD THE ENEMY on it. Position where needed and the next time some bastards try to steal your Christmas lawn ornaments SHRED THE BASTARDS! LOL
No hate, young man, but you make huge mistakes.The first method you used is not complete.You must cut the entire cover, not just a half from him, because you will not removing so easy the first pack of cartridge, from the middle of the box.That half of cover is dangerous for the fingers, can't you see ? The third method you used is the worst I've ever seen.You can dammage in any moment the ammo in this way, using a hamer and chisel.Please, learn more next time or ask someone who know, untill you make a video.Excuse my english, it's not my native language.
Back in the time of 7n6, no but seriously wish the russian ammo companies would making standard operating procedure and store all their ammo (I.E. golden tiger, wolf, brown bear. exc) in these spam cans. I know tula still does but I rather have 7.62x39 golden tiger in spam cans.
For all you guys asking where you can get them from just go to google and type in whatever caliber you want and after that type in spam can for sale. EX. 7.62x54r spam can for sale. Hope this helped and good luck!
I fucking cut my fingers opening a Corned Beef tin, this would render my hands Unusable. I'm not Russian, i don't have millions of spare people so people getting "Life changing injuries" to their hands is not an option.
I live in Russia, but I can not afford atomamat myself-a prison, only a gun, and then I need to collect references, receive training, and many unnecessary actions. I look and I envy you!
This looks like badly designed ammo can. Imagine if the Cold War became a hot war and soviet forces on the front line needed more ammo because American forces are about to overrun them and the Soviets soldiers can’t hand out ammo fast enough because it’s taking to long to open the cans.
"Privet" means "hi", it's informal. You don't say it to older adults and people that you don't know. Formal will be "zdravstvuyte" which means "hello".
I was always amazed at how much time it takes to open these, even with a can opener. If I were in a combat situation, I'd be dead before I could get that can open! Somewhere I have one of those can openers, I need to find it again. I have three cases of the SPAM canned ammo, but prefer to leave it sealed at the moment. I just use commercial stuff for now at about $6.00 for 20 rounds.
I never knew that the soviets packed there ammo so neatly and thoughtfully
This can openers are often get lost. In this case we just use standart-issue bayonet for AK. And this ammo crates are called "Цинк" (Zync).
I got a case of this just a couple weeks ago. 7.62 x 39 mil spec lacquer coated sealed primer. Excellent quality packing and great ammo.
@@fullcontact5732 Where from? I want to get a crate like this just for the novelty
@@millll111lllIjust shop around for 7.62×39 on Ammoseek. The big online ammo retailers are getting in cans of old Yugo/Soviet/combloc milsurp constantly. It's expensive as fuck now though, one of those cans usually goes for over $300 so I'd go for some place that offers free shipping.
Worst case scenario, you can flip it over and slide it back and forth on flat concrete or pavement to grind off the raised lip.
Krixig Which works suprizeingly well
Krixig You will know that is considered (very) anoying after your neighbor shows up with a god damn AK while you're getting sweaty trying... =]]]]]]]
+Ngọc Kim Quang Hồ Tell him that he can either sit his happy ass down and wait, OR start manufacturing bullets from thin air if he thinks its faster :)
+Krixig A 4" grinder works also, not a cut off but a grinding wheel. Takes about a minute !!
You know, for some reason, thats like the ONLY power tool I dont have, and I have no idea why. But its certainly a legit solution!
I like the decorative way of opening the can because I am left handed and it just kooks better! Thanks for the tip. Keep up the good work!
This video is completely WRONG. At no time did I see any consumption of Vodka whatsoever.
Every video I see says you can hear the air escape when they first puncture the top of the can. They are wrong, the cans are not pressurized, they are vaccume sealed. When you puncture the top the sound you hear will be air sucking into the can, not escaping !
did you ever open up a can of coffee, that's air going in, its vacuum packed.
That is not 1976 air escaping Its 2013 air rushing in. The cans are vacuum packed
HAhahahahaha best slap ever. try Blat' next time cause it sounds like sooka boolat XD
Your so smart☺
i was going to make a joke about 1976 soviet era, when everyone including the air in this ammo spam can dreamed about escaping the USSSR but then i decided not to.
You are wrong
lol didnt have a sickle on hand for this one haha
01:36 The codes on the ammo crate read:
*5,45 гс ПС* = 5,45 (5.45x39mm M74 cartridge), "gs" (Gil'za Stal_ > "[lacquered] steel cartridge case"), "PS" ( _Pulya Stalnoi_ > "Bullet with Steel penetrator").
*M37 - 76 - 339* = Lot M37, Year of Production 1976, Factory Line 339.
*2160 Шт.* = 2160 "sht." ( _shtuka_ > "Pieces", Quantity of items) Contains 2160 rounds of ammunition. There are 2 x 1080-round "spam cans" per crate.
*СФ033Фп 14/76 M* = Powder Type "SF033fn", Powder Batch 14 of Year 1976, Powder Mill "M".
The overstamp on the left-hand side is the UN LOCODE for the ammunition.
00:53 The codes on the ammo can reads:
*5,45 гс ПС* = As above.
*B03 - 77 -270* = Lot V03 - 1977 - State Factory 270 [Lugansk Cartridge Works (Luhansk, Ukraine)]
*1080 Шт.* = 1080 rounds. 36 x 30-round packets.
*ВЧ545Фп 16/76 K* = Powder Type "VU545fn", Powder Batch 16 of Year 1976, Powder Mill "K".
1080p = 1080 pieces
The sound sync is about 4 decades off.
i just use a plasma cutter....
Savage :-)
Toe ofawesome i use lightsaber
Steiner Eichmann So trendy.
I use a fighter jet
You fucking mad lad
It's hard watching him open 3 of these in 2020...
It's worse in 2024.
Lol he tried to say proof and said poop but I'm still your biggest fan
Open it with hammer and sickle
Only for true Vodka drinking Russians
+Psychosmurf43 real russians are sober, calm and straight. don't do stereotypical shit
+Вадим Хоркуш Real Russians can take a joke.
+Psychosmurf43 I tired of those old jokes. they've lost their mojo
Вадим Хоркуш Рпevet товапищ
Although this video had no use to me at all, I still found this very interesting and entertaining, keep up the good work
Personally, I just used my pocketknife. I can also open cans of food with it. Very difficult, also makes a lot of messy sharp points around the edge that could easily cut you (In Soviet Russia, can opens YOU!'). Still, better to have a sharp can and a slightly temporarily dulled knife, than to have an empty rifle ;)
NormanMatchem or stomach, aim high
I just use my teeth, like real men do! Hehe but seriously, why so many people having trouble opening these cans, always found it easy for me...
Air escaping? I thought these were vacuum packed, so that would be air rushing in.
how is it fake? all i did was speed up the clip and put audio on top
I could imagine a situation i would be in and use this. Thank you. I picture an apocalyptic type situation where a man in a burlac cloak would be sitting in a bunker, staring at the case not knowing how to open it.
man I thought there was gonna be spam in there
Wonder what an air analysis would show for that 1976 air VS air today??
There is no air in those boxes.
Phil C: I kinda thought the same thing.... Lol
Pre-Chenobyl air inside....post Chenobyl air outside.
It would be air from a soviet industrial complex.....and no messy EPA to get in the way of all that lovely soviet soot. Just yummy!
Phil C I
its funny because its the first video i ever made, (tuna can and concrete) itl just take forever with the ammo can
if you have the proper connections , yes .but typically no
Best unboxing video ever
Watching this in 2020 makes me so sad I didn't buy pallets of that badass 7N6 ammo when it was $170 per wood crate with two 1,080 round cans in it! 😥 Man I wish I had a time machine. I'd go back and buy a dumpster full of 7N6, $10 bakelite and circle 10 waffle mags.
You and 1000's of others!
yeah Spam is a famous brand , i was curious myself when i was researching the name.
Привет товарищ!
+Глеб Глушков ты хоть слово понял, земляк? я вот нет)))
Now that you have 3 open ammo boxes we expect crazy videos soon!!
I opened mine and it was full of beans?
mfw I'm at the range trying to open my 7n6 cans and turns out they're filled with beans so another shooter goes "DIS NIGGA EATING BEANS!" and everyone laughs at me...
5.45x39mm ,Ak-74
one tin of 5.45x39mm is 1080rds
But why not a pull ring that will be easyer
Yes, always use the proper tool. Wood chisel on metal is always the correct way. ... Not! but the hillbilly way!
lol not in soviet russia !!
Well this is useful, I always struggle when I open my soviet ammo cans in the morning
lol yeah i should be back on track , switching computers out , sorry for the gap in time
Last video I watched was Chinese surplus opening. I'm amazed at how both nations packaged their ammo, simple and effective, to keep it good.
Excellent demo! Two thumbs up"
The Soviets probably used Hammer and Sickle.
Looks to me like the same opener that i open my beef-o roni with would work just as well.
Americans always did it better. The US can is air tight & water proof, the ammo will last forever. You dont need any tools to open it just your hands . The best part is the can has a carry handle. They can be reused for anything including carring water.🍺
You'd be surprised how quickly you can go through ammo if you practice your shot every day. Also if you buy in bulk it will be cheaper.
Thanks for helping us learn.
Accidentally hits primer.
Actually, wouldn't it be today's air entering the can rather than 1976 air escaping?
Actually both, unless the can held a total vacuum.
I love your giant zippo lighter near the wd40.Cool.
First layer of paper always looks like spam in all these videos.
XD
So now if I ever happen to find a case of Soviet ammo just laying around I'll know how to open it correctly.
that's an interesting thought
Great video. It's always interesting to see how Soviet soldiers did things, it's not always the same way as one might imagine. Nicely done!
Very nice. One nit-pick - there are two ways ammo can corrode. One is by moisture, like you said, and these sealed cans will indeed prevent that from happening as long as the can doesn't rust all the way through from the outside. The other way, though, is by decomposition of the smokeless powder, which happens slowly over time even without any moisture. This produces nitric acid which corrodes the cartridge cases from the inside out. Inhibitors are added to the powder to prevent this, but eventually the inhibitors are used up (because they are consumed by reaction with the nitric acid) and the cases will corrode. If the cases are lacquered on the inside, this process is slowed down even further. Like most chemical processes, this is exponentially temperature dependent - so storing the ammo in a cool environment will make the decomposition orders of magnitude slower than in a very hot environment. At room temperature, cases which are not lacquered on the inside will suffer this corrosion fate in about 70 years. Internally-lacquered cases will last 80 to 100 years.
I believe for his AK-74, it's the only one I remember him showing that accepts that ammo (5.45x39).
We're the hell do you get 3 cases of Russian ww2 ammo
oh ok what ever
Also the older ww2 ammo is well known to be corrosive in any firearm.
Here in Texas they sell it by that case at a store called gander mountain. Usually stacked up on a pallet.
1080 rounds per can, 2 cans per crate, is 2160 rounds for about $200= 10.8 cents per round. you can get it at a the store, gun show, or order it and have it mailed to your house and get free shipping too
WW2 ended in 1945. this ammo from 1976... this is ColdWar period
My favorite way is the survivalist concrete method.
Why did I expect some special method to it instead of a tutorial for people who never opened a can before?
I heard that you can open these sorts of cans by rubbing the crimped edges on top against an abrasive surface until you get through the metal. I think this would be a great way to reuse the box to store the ammo (After some modifications) or to store other stuff. Any chance you could do a video to see if this works??
It will work just takes longer.
lmao , struggle no more haha!
Russians are awesome just opening Spam cans
Is this guy legit, because my first thought was his accent is worse than FPSRussia's
FPSRussia can't even say privet.
Elites Engineering or Cyka Blyat.
When western companies started buying surplus ammo from Bulgaria some of them wanted to repack the ammo, they would open the cans and to put the ammo in the crates because they hold more. Some times you would find crates without the metal band because every year ammo from every lot must be checked for corrosion, overpressure etc.
nice , my thoughts exactly !
Thanks for the idea of opening it from the sides! Also how do you compare the Russian vs the silvertip? is one hotter than the other? Accuracy? Thanks
that green box isn't bigger than a loaf of bread
HURR DURR LOVE ZE MOTHERLAND. You can love your country without shitty communism, red army is a another topic, we are talking about communism itself. So much progress slowed down and so much intelligent people dead from your precious communism, it's disgusting.
How do you do that so fast. It took me like 5 minutes to open my can. You did it in under 10 seconds.
3:00 Damn!!! You boys and your hammers and cycles.
Like so many things in Russia... You do not choose the device. The device... It chooses you.
-Former Sgt. William"ROCK"Gilpin 82ND ABN. INF. DIV. 11B4P (71-74) 4-16-16
Compare this to opening a US ammo can.. Which would YOU rather do if you need more ammo in a firefight? No stripper clips either.... But of course the Soviet economy didn't (and probably still does not) have the money for an easy to use ammo can or apparently stripper clips either..... Yeah I have opened 20 year old US ammo cans while I was in VN and the ammo was visually perfect so.....
Why don't you use a cold chisel that is made for use with metal instead of destroying a wood chisel?
Good shit nice content man
Can't you just use a regular can opener or pocket knife can opener?
One thing he said was that is air tight but when he opened it he said air is escaping fron 1976 so not sure how that works also thats air rushing in
+George Danu air tight means no air can escape or enter the box, it does not mean the box is vacuum-sealed
+George Danu
This can actually is vacum sealed. This mate misstook sound of sucking in air for its escaping
Actually he did say it but if you watch closely you will see that the video is a bit faster than the audio :)
That can is freaking massive.
were da hell do you even find these anymore without them costing a ridiculous amount
Very cool ! Thanks for the info!
Thanks. Found exactly one of this ammo can in my grandfathers house and was scaried to open it. But that helped me alot !
ur vids r awesome
Fast forward to 2021 and the ammo crisis in USA..... (and all the bad crap the Mosin Nagants have received). I have 3 Spam Cans @ 440 rounds each and three perfectly zeroed 91/30s at 100 yards. On top of that, 22 Long Rifle is going for .30 cents a single round OR MORE and yet I can purchase all day long as of today, 3-12-2021, all the brand new and newly manufactured Wolf or Tula 7.62X54R ammo I could ever want for no more than .80 cents a single round. That's High Power Rifle ammo! Brand new and very accurate! Yep, this whole ammo crisis and gun ban thing has proven to me that my good old Russian Mosins are THE crap-hits-the-fan survival rifle! Get one!
Thanks. Just opened my 1st tin of 5.45 from 1979.
Looking forward to trying it out in my PSAK 105. Never shot this type of ammo previously
Thanks. I’ll put the other can opener away and dig the original opener out of the trash. I had no idea!
Because a during a time before you were born the entire world was captivity, and attentively, at war-- and split down the seams. As if that wasn't enough, every human being on the planet was at risk literally each second of the day of dying in a horrible nuclear holocaust (pay attention, you might not recognise the significance of that word either). Moreover, these two chasms identified themselves in a socio-political way; one was Capitalism, the other Communism.
Ever seen footwraps? Great thing to know to do (they're like socks, but easier to improvise & custom fit- plus they dry quicker & easier and you can wrap insulation like grass, newspaper, seat cushioning, etc... for warmth). As a trick, since you seem to like MacGyver-type stuff (as do I)- you can stuff grass into a shoe that's too big for your foot to make it fit better. there's a book: Makeshift Workshop Vol 1 & 2 that covers plenty of stuff like that.
Am I the only one thinking those Spam Cans would make great giant size home made Claymore mines?
Drill a hole in the back or sides for the detonator cord, line the back with the appropriate amount of explosive and then pile on the home made shrapnel(birdshot, buckshot, glass beads, gravel or even spent shell casings). Then seal up the open end with a waterproof covering and mark FACE TOWARD THE ENEMY on it.
Position where needed and the next time some bastards try to steal your Christmas lawn ornaments SHRED THE BASTARDS! LOL
No hate, young man, but you make huge mistakes.The first method you used is not complete.You must cut the entire cover, not just a half from him, because you will not removing so easy the first pack of cartridge, from the middle of the box.That half of cover is dangerous for the fingers, can't you see ? The third method you used is the worst I've ever seen.You can dammage in any moment the ammo in this way, using a hamer and chisel.Please, learn more next time or ask someone who know, untill you make a video.Excuse my english, it's not my native language.
Back in the time of 7n6, no but seriously wish the russian ammo companies would making standard operating procedure and store all their ammo (I.E. golden tiger, wolf, brown bear. exc) in these spam cans. I know tula still does but I rather have 7.62x39 golden tiger in spam cans.
Well i thought china too, but though they have the biggest army, they aren't trained as hardcore as other countries.
I just throw mine in a fire and wait for it to explode open
For all you guys asking where you can get them from just go to google and type in whatever caliber you want and after that type in spam can for sale. EX. 7.62x54r spam can for sale. Hope this helped and good luck!
in the scenario that there was a ww3, i think the only two places that would have any chance are U.S. and Russia
Metal chisel for metal, wood chisel for wood. Capish?
I fucking cut my fingers opening a Corned Beef tin, this would render my hands Unusable. I'm not Russian, i don't have millions of spare people so people getting "Life changing injuries" to their hands is not an option.
thx!
The sound is out of time with the video.
I did not think if the decorative way.
Thanks.
Opener acts like an old p38....still got one...some'ers..
Use a hammer and sickle, the soviet flag is teaching you to open the box
I live in Russia, but I can not afford atomamat myself-a prison, only a gun, and then I need to collect references, receive training, and many unnecessary actions.
I look and I envy you!
This looks like badly designed ammo can. Imagine if the Cold War became a hot war and soviet forces on the front line needed more ammo because American forces are about to overrun them and the Soviets soldiers can’t hand out ammo fast enough because it’s taking to long to open the cans.
That wasn't 1976 air coming out of the can. It was 2013 air being sucked in. Just sayin.
"Privet" means "hi", it's informal. You don't say it to older adults and people that you don't know.
Formal will be "zdravstvuyte" which means "hello".
I was always amazed at how much time it takes to open these, even with a can opener. If I were in a combat situation, I'd be dead before I could get that can open! Somewhere I have one of those can openers, I need to find it again. I have three cases of the SPAM canned ammo, but prefer to leave it sealed at the moment. I just use commercial stuff for now at about $6.00 for 20 rounds.
a knife works pretty good to
Jeff Hickerson Yeah its better to save the canned ammo.
Jeff Hickerson As for emergencys you could always do the flip over and grind on cement method, that works pretty quick.
Andre Krumins I never would have thought of that.
Jeff Hickerson Glad to give you an idea!