7.62x39 non-corrosive bulk?

Ammobin.ca I find helps to find good ammo prices. But 7.62x39 is hurting. Most bulk barnaul under $300 is sold out. There is still Tullammo, and norinco stuff floating around just less of all of it in general.
 
J.Hancock said:
Norinco white box should be prevalent, just can't shoot it indoors.
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ive seen it recently at a big box store (that isn't a site sponsor)

It not available online but they say they have for in store pick up.
It was on sale 2 weeks ago so they are likely low on inventory.
 
Just an FYI I converted my ar to 7.62x39 and hated cleaning it as soon as I got home because it would rust quickly whil I was at the range there was an older gentleman there who said he has been shooting his whole life and sks and precision rifles for the most part, gave me some advice about shooting corrosive and holy #### it worked! Shoot as much corrosive as you would like when you are don’t your range session throw 8-10 rounds of normal barnhal/ non corrosive Ammo before you pack up and cleave to clean out all the corrosive ####, did this and worked like magic, I wanted to test how long it would be good for, and corrosion was never a problem it never came back the normal Ammo cleared out everything.
 
Jp93 said:
I hate when i ask question and people doesnt even know the answer and are like, ahh just look ammobin just look there i heard there some russian for sale blablabla

heres a real answer with link. Cheers

https://internationalshootingsupplies.com/product/barnaul-7-62x39-123gr-fmj-500-rounds/

https://www.apocalypsegunsandammo.com/barnaul-7-62x39-123gr-fmj-500rnd-1/

https://www.solelyoutdoors.com/copy-of-tulammo-762x39mm-hp-122gr-non-corrosive-10.html
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Those prices are just plain nuts.
 
Jp93 said:
I hate when i ask question and people doesnt even know the answer and are like, ahh just look ammobin just look there i heard there some russian for sale blablabla

heres a real answer with link. Cheers

https://internationalshootingsupplies.com/product/barnaul-7-62x39-123gr-fmj-500-rounds/

https://www.apocalypsegunsandammo.com/barnaul-7-62x39-123gr-fmj-500rnd-1/

https://www.solelyoutdoors.com/copy-of-tulammo-762x39mm-hp-122gr-non-corrosive-10.html
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Give a man a fish, and you'll feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you've fed him for a lifetime
 
saskcop said:
Those prices are just plain nuts.
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You should try looking at our border brothers right now...down in the US some places are selling 9mm for 50/$35. People are paying private prices of like $200 for 4 boxes of FMJ 5.56. These prices are so good comparatively, and this is how it's going to stay until people settle down and accept Biden is the new Pres. Ammo manufacturers will also prioritize the US where they can charge more, and we will face the backlash.
 
QUATTROISKING said:
Just an FYI I converted my ar to 7.62x39 and hated cleaning it as soon as I got home because it would rust quickly whil I was at the range there was an older gentleman there who said he has been shooting his whole life and sks and precision rifles for the most part, gave me some advice about shooting corrosive and holy #### it worked! Shoot as much corrosive as you would like when you are don’t your range session throw 8-10 rounds of normal barnhal/ non corrosive Ammo before you pack up and cleave to clean out all the corrosive ####, did this and worked like magic, I wanted to test how long it would be good for, and corrosion was never a problem it never came back the normal Ammo cleared out everything.
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Can anyone else vouch for this ?
 
Cleaning corrosive from an ar isn’t so bad; it’s actually easy if you remove the hand guard/bolt; hot water/compressed air; oil/compressed air;
 
Junction said:
Can anyone else vouch for this ?
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This does work and I used to do it all the time. I would not rely on this for a long period of time as there is no way you can blow out all the iron salts. Also the salts get into others areas and seems. Also if you live in humid climates you will eventually see corrosion. I have left for a week while camping no issue. I tend to spray a little lube in the gas piston and gas block.
 
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