Sks ammo

[po_the_drum]

HI,

a little question,

Do you think the milsurp ammo (7.62x39) will disapears ?
We have for now 1993 czech milsurp, but after that?

is 7.63x30 will rest a cheap ammo?
what is your opinion?

 

[BRS9]

HI,

Do you speaka teh engelesh?

Just jokin

I think milsurp 7.62x39 will start to dry up within 10-20 months personally

 

[po_the_drum]

sorry, and no i speak french normally.
lol
i mke my best.

 

[saskcop]

sooner it dries up the better. I think that is the real reason no one is bringing any good stuff in - they have so much invested in czech ammo that they cannot afford to bring in non corrosive stuff because the buyers would abandon the czech stuff in a heartbeat.

 

[Stevo]

sooner it dries up the better. I think that is the real reason no one is bringing any good stuff in - they have so much invested in czech ammo that they cannot afford to bring in non corrosive stuff because the buyers would abandon the czech stuff in a heartbeat.

Exactly, because who wants to shoot for cheap when we could be spending $400+ per case of non-corrosive?

Give your head a shake, man.

 

[ArtyMan]

We have for now 1993 czech milsurp, but after that

1994 Czech milsurp of course!

 

[Dsiwy]

Czech army still uses 7.62x39 and so do alot of armys. Am not too worried

 

[Deltasilver]

1994 Czech milsurp of course!

hahahaha... You sir, are a smartie-pants

There is one rule at the top of every serious milsurp/red-rifle shooter's "Do-and-don'ts" list...

1) Ammunition: Buy it cheap - and stack it deep


Purchase at least 5 cases of 7.62x39. Then buy 5 more. THEN if it does start to run out you won't be one of the snivelers who didn't buy enough.

 

[blueflash]

Someone else probably is, or will make more. Such a huge market for 7.62x39 ammo in Africa, Asia, Europe, and even here. If theres a demand for milsurp, someone will cash in on it.