Is any more 7.62x39 surplus going to come into Canada

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If any new crates showed up today I doubt the prices would even be worth the trouble of meticulous cleaning over the non corrosive red box stuff, what were the last crates going for like .41 cents a round before tax?
 
Me, being the cheap bastard that i am, kept them all. Was selling them a couple years ago and a member here #####ed and ranted about it because he threw his away and felt sellers shouldnt be charging $ for them.
 
If any new crates showed up today I doubt the prices would even be worth the trouble of meticulous cleaning over the non corrosive red box stuff, what were the last crates going for like .41 cents a round before tax?


I must have absolute dumb luck with finding the least 'corrosive' surplus or I do a quick/sufficient job of cleaning.

What what do define as a meticulous cleaning? I've shot 250 rounds out of my SKS and purposely left it how 2 months out curiosity to see if there was any sort of rust or degradation of the parts, there was none to speak of. I did the same thing (less rounds) to a Savage Scout (although it was mainly stainless) and nothing?

I live out west in BC with little to no humidity, which is one of the ingredients to cause rust or corrosition.

People who experience rust/corrosion must be putting their guns away, shot, hot, wet from walking in the bush/rain and don't even think to wipe it off.


I'm an outlier I guess. I know that corrosion doesn't mean just, rust, it means micro degradation of metals as well.... I've just never experienced it with a lot of surplus.
 
Will you trade Canadian pesos for those?

Sorry, not really. I paid nothing for them so don't really want to sell any either. I keep them for rainy days.

If I remembered correctly, those 10 crates come with the SKS that I bought, it was a deal like, buy 1x Sks come with 1 x of Corrosive ammo from CanadaAmmo.

I also still have about 5 cases of those CanadaAmmo special, that they deprimed surplus Chinese Corrosive ammo then reprime back with non-corrosive primer.
 
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