Any way to tell what type of 762x54 ammo this is

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  • MikeSP

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    Mar 8, 2011
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    Severna Park, MD
    I don't know if it's Russian or from somewhere else. Here's a pic of the can. Is there a way or a site to decipher the codes/ numbers?
     

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    Bullfrog

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    Oct 8, 2009
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    Carroll County
    ЛПС (LPS) means light bullet, steel (core)
    гж (g zh) means gilded case (copper washed steel I think))
    гл would be brass case
    гс would be steel case

    'Л97' is a lot number
    '77' is the year of production
    '188' is the factory (Russian)

    вт is powder type
    102 is powder lot number
    77 is powder year of manufacture

    шт (sh t) is abbreviation for 'штук' (shtuk), or 'items' (440 count)
     

    Mark75H

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    Sep 25, 2011
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    Outside the Gates
    Wow thanks! How do you type Russian letters on your keyboard?
    Now I just got to get out there and fire some of these rounds.

    If you have a Mac it can be done right on your machine with the "character viewer" which also lets you do degree carets °, cent signs ¢, fractions ½, math symbols ᚂ √ and other stuff not directly available on your keyboard
     

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