Really? Usually they just say no steel core, nothing about corrosive vs non. You Easterners should move West, way more gun friendly, sounds like even the guys running the ranges and shops are anti over there.
7.62x39 wheres the cheap ammo at?
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Really? Usually they just say no steel core, nothing about corrosive vs non. You Easterners should move West, way more gun friendly, sounds like even the guys running the ranges and shops are anti over there.
That's great. Are you able to estimate when they will become available in Canadian markets? As of today, it does not seem they exist anywhere in the country, not counting personal possessions.
has anyone else noticed that pretty much all 7.62x39 non corrosive is gone? exept match grade!
It's still available at Canada Ammo as of today
It is, for $350. I think the OP is remembering when it was frequently on sale and for $100 less, etc. Everything has gone up, not much you can do.
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/dominion-7-62x39-123gr-fmj-bulk-case-of-1000-rounds/
Exactly. I also remember a gallon of gas at 70 cents or so. But so what? We have 2017 today and in a week from now we will have 2018. Let's get back to reality. By the way, $350 for 1000 of non-corrosive 7.62x39mm is STILL a very good price.
Here's the thing, nothing is going to get cheaper. If I knew back in the days when gas was $0.32/L, what I know now, i certainly would have stacked the ammo to the ceiling. Would have bought crates of milsurps too.
Last time I was in McDonald's, the prices all went up as the Minimum wage is jumping a few bucks on Jan 1st... have to pay for it somehow.
Start shooting another rifle caliber and see that it's still a good deal compared to most others.
There have been a few threads on that particular Dominion ammo from Canada Ammo. It's definitely non-corrosive ammo. To the best of my knowledge nobody has ever complained about it being corrosive. Regarding other characteristics, well, it's same ammo like any other Chinese 7.62x39mm surplus ammo. No better, no worse. Obviously, it's about 10c more expensive per round than corrosive 7.62x39mm. But that's what it is. Like everyone else says, it's not gonna get cheaper in 2018.
In general, I personally like shooting Chinese surplus ammo. Never had any reliability problems with it. Corrosive or non-corrosive, same thing.
