7.62x54R Surplus

[bobdbldr]

Can someone toss a case of 880 Czech surplus on a scale for me and tell me the weight?

Ryan

The ups packing sheet says 57 lb wooden crate and all.

 

[ghostntheshell]

I'll take 2

 

[steve1479]

If you can grab the Russian stuff I'd pick up a case in no time

 

[Architect_SA]

7.62x54r will always be welcomed. The 147gr stuff is perfect for the SVT-40, it's what the rifle was designed to shoot. The Russian stuff that Marstar brought in was pretty accurate too.

 

[Geoff B]

Don't make it too cheap or I'll have to buy a gun in that caliber!

 

[unstableryan]

Don't make it too cheap or I'll have to buy a gun in that caliber!

haha tell me about it.

 

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

I would be more interested in the PRVI in brass cases I got from you awhile ago.
It can be reloaded and it's non-corrosive.

 

[SCDL]

Don't make it too cheap or I'll have to buy a gun in that caliber!

SVT-40's are moderately affordable here in Canada... You know you want it...

 

[.30/06 FTW]

SVT-40's are moderately affordable here in Canada... You know you want it...

I've got the urge to buy one now as well...

 

[tootall]

SVT-40's are moderately affordable here in Canada... You know you want it...

And good fun, too.

Good value now, probably get more expensive once the surplus runs out.

 

[RMXC51]

Don't make it too cheap or I'll have to buy a gun in that caliber!

Mosind are $100, what is wrong with you that you don't ALREADY have something in that caliber?

Chemist, I'm down to my last 500 rds of 54r. If you can get non corrosive surplus, it would be heaven. Cleaning a 6 hole SVT muzzle brake is a major PITA. Even the 4 hole ones can be a bear.