Norinco 7.62x39mm 122gr FMJ 20rds red box

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20 rounds per box. Non-corrosive.

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Is this true^^^?? This stuff does not look any different than many surplus rounds accept headstamp and red "sealant" around the neck of the case where the projectile is pressed in.
 
Tvw said:
Is this true^^^?? This stuff does not look any different than many surplus rounds accept headstamp and red "sealant" around the neck of the case where the projectile is pressed in.
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What happened to me was that 10 rds were fired in the sks. Came home to a situation, so the gun was put away and forgot about for just over a month. Brought the gun out, wasn't too concerned because of the non corrosive ammo. I was wrong , the piston was seized in the gas tube and I had broken a cleaning rod trying to get a brush through the barrel. My guns are always kept top notch, but this time one of them got away from me. The original reason for spliting a non corrosive case was because my buddy is not one for cleaning guns.
 
Stamp is 311 20. For year 2020. The white box i bought was 311 14 purchased in 2014 and it was without a doubt non corrosive. Also it looks to be the exact same projectile as the 2014 production.
 
GUB said:
White box 7.62x54 was corrosive
Was sold as non
I did a nail test
Trust but verify
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Yup, that stuff rusted an SKS piston quite impressively.

EDIT: I misread like a dum-dum and thought the White Box in reference was x39. I have no knowledge or opinion on the x54. But some White Box x39 was definitely corrosive.
 
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I don't think it is even physically possible to have new production ammunition made corrosive since corrosive primers are obsolete and nobody makes them and hasn't made them for decades !
 
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