Casper Enkemann, Ann Arbor Police Department, Makes New Bullets From Old, August 1938
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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1938
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MAKING NEW BULLETS FROM OLD: Slugs and casings from discharged bullets are salvaged and made into new bullets by Patrolman Casper M. Enkemann and Clark J. Earl for police target practice. Officer Enkemann is shown operating the complicated but fool-proof reloading machine, with the slug re-sizer and lubricator to his right. On the table and in the stacked boxes are several thousand of the "home-made" bullets, while the trays are filled with slugs and old casings. A can of powder and a box of primers are on the table in the foreground.
Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1938
Caption
MAKING NEW BULLETS FROM OLD: Slugs and casings from discharged bullets are salvaged and made into new bullets by Patrolman Casper M. Enkemann and Clark J. Earl for police target practice. Officer Enkemann is shown operating the complicated but fool-proof reloading machine, with the slug re-sizer and lubricator to his right. On the table and in the stacked boxes are several thousand of the "home-made" bullets, while the trays are filled with slugs and old casings. A can of powder and a box of primers are on the table in the foreground.
Year
1938
Month
August
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2
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