Maybe one shot but I guarantee that it won't function the rifle.
Another thought was the Americans wanted a round that could not be used by the Russians but we could use. This was the outcome of the 7.62/M14, it could fire the Russian 7.62x39 (like firing a .38 thru a .357 pistol) but the Russians could not fire the 7.62 NATO thru their rifles.
We did take a 7.62x39 and fire it thru a m14 and it worked.
but it could be anything 7.62x25 ,7.62x39 , 7.62x51 , 7.62x54 , or even 7.62x59 (30-06)
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Another thought was the Americans wanted a round that could not be used by the Russians but we could use. This was the outcome of the 7.62/M14, it could fire the Russian 7.62x39 (like firing a .38 thru a .357 pistol) but the Russians could not fire the 7.62 NATO thru their rifles.
We did take a 7.62x39 and fire it thru a m14 and it worked.
Kind of what I was thiking. Stay tuned!
Blood,
The question was, will a 7.62X39 fire in a M14? The M14 is chambered for the 7.62x51. The rounds you have pictured are 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R...not the correct creature.
But I do agree that anyone who tries to fire 7.62x39 out of ANY rifle chambered for 7.62x51 needs to have their flipping head examined.
LOL
That is what I get for posting at 4:30 am.
Ok here we have 7.62x54R, 7.62x51, and 7.62x 39 I still don't think it would fire and there would be no way in hell I would try.