Found this at work any idea what it is? Old toy caps? Starting

>>34645676
Looks like starter pistol blanks.

nail gun cartridges

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>>34645676
>Nail gun cartridges?
Yes.

>>34645676
Nailgun/Bolt driver blanks.

>>34645676
>Maintenance guys are gonna flip a tit

>>34645703
>>34645706
Specifically for concrete

>>34645676
Famas stripper clips

Illegal in Britain.

>>34645676
They are nail gun blanks.

Partial strip of ammo from a Vietnam-era .22 chaingun. This was probably used during a May Day show of force parade, given that blanks were used.

Op here thanks

>>34645744
Kek

>>34645676
magazine bullet clip for a jap type 92 hotchkiss machine pistol

>>34645703
>>34645706
>>34645711
>>34645749
These, fun fact they fit and fire in a .22LR rifle and can be used to drive pellets ~1700 fps.

>>34645676

It's for a powder actuated nailgun.

It's a Rivet gun cap strip, you fucking idiots. You use them to nail 2x6's to I-beams, or 2x4's to concrete. Obviously depending on building code near you.

>>34645744
not yet

>Pretty sure the h on the back is for hornady
Nope, probably for Hilti

>>34645798
This. Great fun. Highly recommend.

>>34645798
Nope.
The ones on strips are .27". This is what the new .17 Win. Super Mag. is based on.

>>34648715
It depends on the power level, the lower power ones are .22, the higher power ones are .27

>>34645676
Thumbnail looked like IV caps for hospitals, but it's just blanks for a concrete nailgun.

You could probably put a bb or pellet on top to shoot in a .22, but idk why you wouldn't just buy .22.

>>34648754
No it doesn't. You can get low or high pressure loads for both.
The preloaded plastic strips are always .27 caliber. Loose blanks are usually .22

>>34645744
>Illegal in Britain.

So are concealed carry butter knives.