[Trey45]

Thru my M44, my shoulder still hurts, but !!!! it was fun! Surplus ammo is the way to go.

[NRAJOE]

Couple months ago I put 140 rds through my M44 lammy...but 110 rds was the Czech 44 gr practice ammo and 30 were 147 gr Czech silvertip....

That was the most fun I ever had shooting a MN...

[MosinDave]

I've gone on marathon shoots like that with my M38 and my shoulder was purple for almost a week after. But it was so much fun that I would definitely do it again!

[billy]

today was my 1 day off this week so...m44 24/47 mk.4no.1*/wasr10/yugosks/1911a1 how many rds.? i dunno somewhere between 400-500. my shoulder can tell i went shooting! it was a lotta fun and once again someone went, what the h#$% is that? when i fired the m44!P.S.alot of those rds. were 7.62/39 im not that tough!

[Trey45]

I get the same looks and questions every time I take the M44 to the range, especially now that it's getting dark sooner, my last dozen rounds of the day are usually in twilight conditions now, there's almost always a small gathering behind me to watch the muzzle blast! I have 6 different types of ammo now, the wolf seems to produce the best fireworks!

[NRAJOE]

The Czech surplus throws some good flames too...even the 44gr practice ammo.

[Trey45]

Yup I have some Czech surplus ammo, comes in pale blue paper packs of 20, I got a full case(880 rounds) of it some time ago, it's got a good flame, but so far the wolf seems to throw the biggest fireball. The hungarian heavy ball (yellowtip) places a close second

[Apollyon67]

Sure is pretty cool to reach up and touch your shoulder a few days after a marathon like that and go, Oh eyah! that was a good day at the range. 70 rounds in 2 hours in the M44 was alot of fun. One guy had his kid there shooting a .22lr remington, and the kid saw the muzzle flash and told me "Man that thing is like a flamethrower, but it sure is ugly" then he turned to his dad and said. "Can I get one of those for my next rifle?" I thought his father shudderred a little bit before he said, "we will see, son."