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[Ballistic]

I opened a can of 5.45x39 ammo and found two small pieces of paper inside. I believe this is Russian ammo. They look like those "inspected by #" that you find in clothing and other products.

One says 1"‰"HR48 No. 6.
The other says I8:"*R4P" No. 67. (I'm not too sure about the third letter, but i cannot find a better match.)

Both these words fail to translate on two online Russian-English translators. So now i'm really curious. Is this Russian? What do they mean? Why don't they translate?

Can anyone help?

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[Ranb]

Scan and post as a jpeg file.

Ranb

 

[Ballistic]

Wow, the original font was not carried over.

Anyway, here is a scan of the two labels.
Can anyone translate?

 

[ZachS]

Looks like the 1st one, "Ukladchitsa," means packer (or, more properly, "stacker").

The second, "Zakatchik," seems to mean "canner" or "sealer."

 

[Ballistic]

Thanks for the info. I guess it makes sense in a sealed tin of ammo.

I couldn't get any of the online translators to give me even a hint.

 

[ZachS]

Thanks for the info. I guess it makes sense in a sealed tin of ammo.

I couldn't get any of the online translators to give me even a hint.

Me neither... I had to use Google and then make some inferences from what I found.

Now that I think about it, it may well be Bulgarian ammo. Are you sure it's Russian?

 

[Ballistic]

Well, it was a sealed tin of 5.45x39 that is sold everywhere as Russian.

I wouldn't know one language written in Cyrillic characters from another.