Yugo 7.62x39 surplus cases available?

[O'mega]

Ever heard about the yugo 7.62x39 surplus?
Are they still or will be available?

Heard they were very good.
Brass cases and mildly corrosive.

That's what it looks like:

 

[canadiangunuser]

I have seen them advertised on American websites recently, so they are still around down there. I haven't heard of anything in Canada though.

 

[svt1940]

Ever heard about the yugo 7.62x39 surplus?
Are they still or will be available?

Heard they were very good.
Brass cases and mildly corrosive.

That's what it looks like:

There's no such thing as midly corrosives ammo. Ammo ARE or ARE NOT corrosives. No middle way here.......

 

[CanAm]

she is "mildly pregnant"

 

[MUDFLAPPER]

That's all Berdan hey?

 

[carbonrod]

I shot some of this a couple of years ago. I bought a tobacco container full at a gun show no less. I remember it cracked me up that the primers bulged out like can be seen in the pic. I don't remember it being reloadable, but could be wrong.

 

[johnone]

The M-67 Caliber 7.62x39 FMJ Yugoslav ammo is Berdan Primed and corrosive....

Very high quality ammo, excellent results.

There is plenty in the US we sold many million there....
John

 

[shortandlong]

too bad its berdan

 

[bearhunter]

What's really to bad is that there isn't any of it in quantity, in Canada. A few hundred here and there don't really count. It was great stuff, reliable and accurate. It was also cheaper than you could reload it for. As far as being corrosive, no more or less than any other similar ammunition.