Yes! Do not attempt to shoot them. Send them to me and, as a certified small-arms ammunition disposal service provider, I'll render them safe for you.Soccerdad1995 wrote:It's maybe $10 worth of bullets at today's prices so no big loss if I just toss them, but is there a reason I shouldn't just shoot them at my next range session? Any chance of a catastrophic failure?
Seriously, unless the rounds have been greatly abused, 1992 production should be perfectly happy hurling their contents downrange for you. I routinely buy milsurp ammo manufactured in the '80s. Almost all modern, non-corrosive ammo should have a long shelf-life if not exposed to solvents, direct contact with moisture, or lengthy stretches of very high humidity.