Non corrosive 7.62x39 $369.99 a case of 1200 today only!

I bought a crate at xmas and my AR had no issues with it and it was shooting pretty consistently with open sights but that was at 25 yards and less.
not precision shooting, just testing magazines
 
beltfed said:
I'm going to be that guy, but I'm going to guess I'm not alone in this...

I generally dislike shooting 7.62x39. I'm of the belief that the majority of surplus out there is genuine crap, and the price point of this newly made ammo at $420 per case wasn't quite incentive enough to ditch handloaded .223 on the cheap for plinking ammo....
...at $370 a case I could be convinced to purchase more than the two cases I bought through this deal.
Thanks Canam:)
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I am not sure why you would be of the belief that the majority of surplus out there is genuine crap. The Czech surplus is some of the finest ammo in that caliber out there. There is Russian surplus that also floats around that is also decent enough. Even the Chinese surplus often shoots amongst the best examples from other countries. The downside - they are all corrosive. Does that equal crap? Nothing could be further from the truth.
 
Also, Canada Ammo - it would be great if you could give us a week's heads up or so the next time this sale is coming around so I can convince my wife the world is about to end or something so that she thinks more ammo would be a good idea.
 
saskcop said:
The downside - they are all corrosive. Does that equal crap?
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Corrosive certainly is a pretty big factor for me. Other stuff like variation and inconsistencies in charge weights, poor primers, duds, etc. all factor in as well.
I have used and have stock of all of that ammo you mentioned, so again MHO. Ymmv.
I have missed the days of plentiful Norinco silver boxed stuff.

Oh, and received my two cases too. Great service and speedy delivery as always. Looking forward to range day this weekend with the ammo!
 
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