Not a bad first attempt at opening one. MUCH easier to open them on the ground instead of a shaky table surface (harder to film). Barnaul is tier 1 7.62x39 food and you will not be disappointed. Normal cans have 700 rounds in them and are packed much tighter, but the opening procedure is the same.
Just saw this but so you know, it's actually cheaper to buy it in the 100 round boxes than in the Spam Can in the Monarch brand at Academy. I'm talking price per round.
@@charlesrobison6962 bingo. I have a Chinese can sitting in front of me from 1975. I have not opened it yet, will in next few days, 99.9% certain it will look as good as ammo that was made 2 hours ago
I could be wrong since its been so long since I've opened one of these but I believe you may have had an easier time if you cut away from yourself instead of draggin the blade towards you with each puncture. I'm not sure if that makes sense...
They have broken these down from the Russian crates that contained two. You are paying more for the price of one. There is a lot of ammo and gun price gouging these days. What a shame!
It was $220 back when I bought mine but now with the Ukraine / Russia conflict going on it's hard to say as Russian has been banned on selling ammo in the U.S.
@@Kpoole35 I get quite a bit of carbon build up with it on my piston. Living so close to salt water I can’t have that or salt will stick to it and eat it from the inside out.
@@albundy7459 lol I live in the Oregon Coastal valley range so I’m probably seeing higher humidity levels than you. When seawater evaporates the salt doesn’t evaporate with the water. We see this with saltwater fish tanks when the water evaporates the salinity increases. Carbon is a product of something burning. If you want to see dirty ammo, grab you some 1970’s Romanian surplus.
I'm guessing you wish you bought a couple more now 😀 Barnaul has pretty much dried up in stores here in Canada due to sanctions. I bought some barnaul subs today (not that that means anything protecting your hearing with a can is illegal here) but I haven't seen any Russian x39 on shelves other than that.
@@briancustodio6211 that's a fair price. I suspect that the cost and availability will be an issue now with the stuff going on with Russia and Ukraine. Will have to buy from American manufacturers now. Thanks for watching.
Academy is a Texas based sporting goods store. This is their brand of ammo. The Come and Take it flag is definitely an homage to the companies roots in Texas.
@@22addict40 the sticker on that spam can is the Gonzalez flag. Yes the phrase Molon Labe or Come and Take it were used prior to the Battle of Gonzalez. But it wasn't used as a flag prior to Texas fighting for its independence.
Thanks for the video...bought a few of these but haven't opened them yet glad I have a little idea how now lol
Thanks for watching Robert.
Not a bad first attempt at opening one. MUCH easier to open them on the ground instead of a shaky table surface (harder to film). Barnaul is tier 1 7.62x39 food and you will not be disappointed. Normal cans have 700 rounds in them and are packed much tighter, but the opening procedure is the same.
Thanks for the info!
Just saw this but so you know, it's actually cheaper to buy it in the 100 round boxes than in the Spam Can in the Monarch brand at Academy. I'm talking price per round.
I kind of don't mind paying extra for it to be sealed in the spam can for long term storage.
@@charlesrobison6962 bingo. I have a Chinese can sitting in front of me from 1975. I have not opened it yet, will in next few days, 99.9% certain it will look as good as ammo that was made 2 hours ago
I could be wrong since its been so long since I've opened one of these but I believe you may have had an easier time if you cut away from yourself instead of draggin the blade towards you with each puncture. I'm not sure if that makes sense...
Yes, you rock the can opener and it cuts on the upswing away from you.
Good thing you didn’t have to open this while mortar rounds were dropping in around you.
Exactly! I would have been moving much faster. LOL
I still carry a spam can opener in my range bag. The openers are never around when you need them lol
Always good to have one.
Hammer and chisel is the fastest way to go , nice video
They have broken these down from the Russian crates that contained two. You are paying more for the price of one. There is a lot of ammo and gun price gouging these days. What a shame!
Always looking for a good price on Ammo. If you have any places to buy from please let us know. :)
I believe they put come take it on all the cans. Not just ones in Texas. And they are copper washed...they are a bi metal alloy with a copper wash.
I was waiting for the "tss" sound when he punctured the can.
Lol......
I feel like a starving child watching a mukbang 💀
lol
im gonna miss buying ammo from mother russia
You're opening the can backwards lol.
I never use the tool but if you do just put it on the countertop and not a shaky table. I use a punch and hammer...much faster for me.
I need to find a couple more of the 9mm cans.
How much did u pay for that? Here in houston academy is very limited
It was $220 back when I bought mine but now with the Ukraine / Russia conflict going on it's hard to say as Russian has been banned on selling ammo in the U.S.
It goes back to Leonidas when he fought the Persians
Molon Labe
Lmao...the war will be over by the time you get the can open.
Its for demo purposes. Not in a war here and not racing. TYMM
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 lol damn bro I made that comment a year ago...sorry if u are offended..all in good fun.
Not offended at all. Thanks.@@11b4life.
Stuff is very consistent. Dirty as hell though. Best value currently.
It’s not really that dirty lol
@@Kpoole35 I get quite a bit of carbon build up with it on my piston. Living so close to salt water I can’t have that or salt will stick to it and eat it from the inside out.
@@albundy7459 lol I live in the Oregon Coastal valley range so I’m probably seeing higher humidity levels than you. When seawater evaporates the salt doesn’t evaporate with the water. We see this with saltwater fish tanks when the water evaporates the salinity increases.
Carbon is a product of something burning. If you want to see dirty ammo, grab you some 1970’s Romanian surplus.
@@Kpoole35 I’m in Florida bud. 2 miles from the beach. I can’t even keep a grill for more than 2 years because of salt.
@@albundy7459 salt isn’t airborne. And currently I’m at 96% humidity right now bud, How about you? Lol 85%? Cute.
tin snipes
Those will work once you get it open.
You should have gotten a glove or thick rag. Those can openers get rough on your hands.
You shouldn't have opened it up. The can protects it from the elements and keeps it good.
I'm guessing you wish you bought a couple more now 😀 Barnaul has pretty much dried up in stores here in Canada due to sanctions. I bought some barnaul subs today (not that that means anything protecting your hearing with a can is illegal here) but I haven't seen any Russian x39 on shelves other than that.
Yes, buy rounds when you can. I have not looked lately but last time I did they still had x39 here in Texas.
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 I bought a spam can of Chinese steel core too, it's still here like influence on our elections.
@@juliogonzo2718 Glad you are able to get it. Freedom!
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 fuck yeah! Thanks bud
Ty
how much did you give for it.
Hi John. $220 for 520 rounds. Thanks for watching.
So cool I want to get a can
@@chrisg9602 Thank you. You will also enjoy the cost savings per each round by buying in bulk.
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 I got my can for $248 for 520 rounds
@@briancustodio6211 that's a fair price. I suspect that the cost and availability will be an issue now with the stuff going on with Russia and Ukraine. Will have to buy from American manufacturers now. Thanks for watching.
God help you in a time of war when you need that can open because your out of ammo and there shooting at ya ! Lol 😅
Get a magnet and check the bullet. They are plated steel.
Hpw much did you pay for this?
Roughly $220 at the time.
War will be over about the time the can is open 😆 🤣 just messing with you bro
LOL. Yes it is a slower process for sure FMJ83.
Question how is the ammo in those cans? I think the can is cool I'll probably get one in the future but men getting it open looks like a workout
@@fmj8329 the ammo is great. Steel casing. Shoots great. Once I have all the ammo unpackaged I put it in dry safe plastic ammo boxes for easy access.
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 cool brother I got a couple of AK47 my self and I always wonder about those cans thanks for the fun video
@@fmj8329 Thanks for watching FMJ83.
Yes use a electric can opener, 😆
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Are these made in the US or imported? Did they get the tooling to make the cans domestically?
These are imported from Russia.
it's not a race slow down!!!! and you're going the wrong way
Hurry up the Russians are coming!!!!
This video cant be serious!.... This has to be trolling. What!????. Why did this end up in my feed.......
Patrick I am unsure what you mean. I have no control where my video comes up. RUclips controls that.
@@texasyardmanandmore3822 I am here too, lol
@@1950RetroMan welcome to my channel. Hope you like it.
Monarch is the worst ammo ! Most won't make it out of the barrel
Nie w tą stronę otwiera.
Dremel
All those cans have that sticker on them. Has nothing to do with Texas. FYI
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_and_take_it
Academy is a Texas based sporting goods store. This is their brand of ammo. The Come and Take it flag is definitely an homage to the companies roots in Texas.
@@joelrodriguez9661 ooooook😂🤣😂
@@joelrodriguez9661 the website ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻proves it wasn’t first started in Texas but who cares, it’s a slogan used EVERYWHERE NOW 🙏🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸
@@22addict40 the sticker on that spam can is the Gonzalez flag. Yes the phrase Molon Labe or Come and Take it were used prior to the Battle of Gonzalez. But it wasn't used as a flag prior to Texas fighting for its independence.
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