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Join me and a few other select journalists, like Nikita, along with the #Russian #Army as we walk through the #captured #Mariupol headquarters of the #AZOV Battalion. Is there really American ammunition and American military training manuals, surrounded by thousands of examples of #Nazi symbolism? This is a video you have to SEE to Believe. Don't miss it and share it with your friends!

WE ARE THE NEWS NOW. <

NMBRFG.

Join me and a few other select journalists, like Nikita, along with the #Russian #Army as we walk through the #captured #Mariupol headquarters of the #AZOV Battalion. Is there really American ammunition and American military training manuals, surrounded by thousands of examples of #Nazi symbolism? This is a video you have to SEE to Believe. Don't miss it and share it with your friends! WE ARE THE NEWS NOW. < NMBRFG.

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Hornady 338 ..... interesting find

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I know right?!

Sniper rounds produced by the same company that manufactures ammo for the Military.

And rare ones at that. All hand re-brassed, weighed etc. to best fit their weapons.

They said we were nuts when we dropped the AZOV information.

Who's crazy now cunts? <

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92 grains= max published load of a powder called H1000 for 300grn projectile. Says " compressed" so you can't fit much more than that, 2590 fps with 24 " barrel . Hogdon powder as well, I'm going to guess they were not using FMJ projectiles but American hunting rounds, hollow points or polymer tipped . These are prohibited under the Geneva convention. 10 USD per round