7.62x39 non corrosive best price

[INQUISITROY]

Hello,

I am looking for some non corrosive 7.62x39 in surplus form and so far the cheapest I can find is sold by Lever Arms in Vancouver. I don't want to deal with them because they are a bunch of idiots and grumps, does anybody know of any place that sells non corrosive cheaper?

ps Lever arms is selling 1440 rounds for 299.00

Thanks

 

[C.Tremblay]

http://frontierfirearms.ca/index.ph...e-7-62x39mm-123-grain-fmj-1440-corrosive.html

i have bought 3 times from them and shipped to Kamloops, its always gone smooth and painless. the give a 2% discount for using EMT...

Its says corrosive, and that is correct. But all 7.62x39 i have bought marked non corrosive was also corrosive. If you want cheap ammo, clean every time you shoot...

 

[atomicslave]

Thats Corrosive hes asking about non Corrosive.

 

[Dyspnea]

7.62x39 has had a nice price increase over the last year

 

[C.Tremblay]

Thats Corrosive hes asking about non Corrosive.

note the third line in my post.

 

[Caleb314]

Hello,

I am looking for some non corrosive 7.62x39 in surplus form and so far the cheapest I can find is sold by Lever Arms in Vancouver. I don't want to deal with them because they are a bunch of idiots and grumps, does anybody know of any place that sells non corrosive cheaper?

ps Lever arms is selling 1440 rounds for 299.00

Thanks

I haven't personally tried the ammo from lever arms but many others have said it is about half and half corosive and non corosive and it all looks the same, so yeah that's why it's so cheap.

 

[PorkNBeans]

everywhere I've seen lists those 1440 cans as corrosive.

 

[atomicslave]

note the third line in my post.

I stand corrected, I need more coffee

 

[09outlander]

The cheapest truly non-corrosive I've bought recently has been from Al Flaherty's, it was MFS at $150/500rds.

 

[Winstock]

The cheapest truly non-corrosive I've bought recently has been from Al Flaherty's, it was MFS at $150/500rds.

Rule of thumb is assume all surplus is corrosive. Perform proper cleaning after every excursion to the range and you wont have issues

 

[C.Tremblay]

I stand corrected, I need more coffee

tis all good

 

[09outlander]

Rule of thumb is assume all surplus is corrosive. Perform proper cleaning after every excursion to the range and you wont have issues

MFS isn't surplus, it's relatively new ammo.

 

[transporteRR]

MFS isn't surplus, it's relatively new ammo.

I know a guy here that will paint it and wont be non corrosive but will look like shyt.

 

[hometownhero]

Local shop for some they want $300 for 1440 of non corrosive

 

[Henry Nierychlo]

I have some arriving in the first week of June. (corrosive)
Email me for a price.
Regards, Henry

 

[Stevo]

Local shop for some they want $300 for 1440 of non corrosive

Good luck with the NC part of that equation.

 

[Barthom]

Personally I shoot non-corrosive because it is NON-CORROSIVE. No "rule of thumb" to it. There is corrosive and non. Buy accordingly.

 

[hometownhero]

Good luck with the NC part of that equation.

Why?

This is what they have to say about it

"a fairly extensive shipment of 50 crates (1,440 rounds/crate) of modern production, non-corrosive Chinese 7.62x39 ammunition show up..."

 

[Stevo]

Lever Arms has been selling green-painted 1440 round crates of early 1970's Chinese ammo as non-corrosive and it isn't. This ammo has shown up at other dealers and guys who have trusted the description have ended up with rusty rifles. $300 for that much non-corrosive is a price that is pretty much too good to be true. CanAm had 1200 round crates of Chinese 1990's non-corrosive. That is the only size and production date of Chinese crates that I would trust as NC.

Check the headstamp before you buy it. If it's from the 70's, treat it as corrosive.

 

[Jon.]

I picked up 500 rounds of that Barnaul stuff from frontier, shoots nice. Gonna pick up some more soon.