7.62x54R brass, reloaded ammo and PPU

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Hi Guys,

I am looking into starting to reload 7.62x54R and I have some questions.

What’s the best place/website to buy

1) Reloaded rounds with brass cases for 7.62x54R

2) PPU 7.62x54R

3) One fired 7.62x54R brass

I live in Toronto Ontario but don’t mind paying for shipping if the price is right.

Please let me know and thank you,

Irafikov
 
irafikov said:
Hi Guys,

I am looking into starting to reload 7.62x54R and I have some questions.

What’s the best place/website to buy

1) Reloaded rounds with brass cases for 7.62x54R2) PPU 7.62x54R

3) One fired 7.62x54R brass

I live in Toronto Ontario but don’t mind paying for shipping if the price is right.

Please let me know and thank you,

Irafikov
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Not aware of anyone selling reloaded 7.62x54R ammunition.
Do you mean reloadable ammunition? Look up top, click on T.E.C. Trade Ex Canada Inc.'s ad.
 
Thank you, checked T.E.C., unfortunately they are out of stock for brass for 7.62x54R.

I actually meant "reloaded" as some places will sell you reloaded ammo at lower price and these ammo comes with brass cases that you can reload again
 
I gave a call to X-reload as I alos want ot reload for my PU42 sniper (they are only 20km from my place)... unfortunately they are out of stock for either new or once fired brass and they don't know when they will get any... just check regularly on their site...
 
I have checked many places and it seems that all of them are out of brass.

Right now I am looking to buy around 100 new rounds of PPU 7.62x54R. Do you guys know any good website or a store close to Burlington Ontario that sells those things at a good price?
 
I live in Burlington and can honestly say it's not a big item around here. I ordered my PPU brass from TradeEx and Lapua 7.62X53R from Prophet River. The 53R is the same stuff. I bought some S&B factory loaded SP's from SFRC but that was some time ago. The S&B brass didn't hold up as well as PPU and Lapua. My best groups were made with the Lapua brass.
 
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