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where can I buy a good variety of 7.62x39? what is the cheapest and what is the best?

Imagine I want to donate 50% of my ammo $ to volume and the other half to quality, what two would you recommend?

What are some quality manufacturers of 7.62x39 nonmilsurp IE brass casings and copper jackets?
Is there too much competition for the corporate ammo producers to make a large variety of non milsurp 762x39?

what is the best milsurp ammo and where can it be purchased?


is there a difference in performance in groupings between corrosive and noncorrosive?
Is it worth it to make your own 7.62x39?
 
I found the Chinese surplus to be top notch as far a surplus goes I managed to get a few groups around 2"+-1/4" at 100 out of my sks with peep sights. I polished the trigger to a mirror finish +'new lighter springs so its quite nice.

As for brass case copper jacketed ammo there is pvri and some American makers like hornady and S&B but that's bi-metal jackets. Pvri partisan makes more of a hunting ammo but its quite accurate. You really won't notice to much of a difference in accuracy between new and surplus ammo in a sks of vz58 as you would like in a bolt action since they don't have the best triggers and lack good optics setups.
 
The Czech surplus is plentiful and cheap right now. 1200 for $225 on stripper clips! Shoots great and comes with all the stripper clips one could need
 
Check with the following CGN sources (banners posted up top) .....Canada Ammo (free shipping), Budget Shooter Supply, Tradex, Wolverine Supplies, Marstar, SFRC, for starters. I'm sure I missed a few.
 
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Tradex has a good variety, cheap and free shipping. Not worth reloading 7.62x39 with the price of milsurp ammo imo. clean your gun well after using any milsurp. Canada ammo has some with free shipping as well.
 
I am also trying to make a decision on surplus corrosive , on the ammo site farther down if anyone would like to chime in with ideas opinions!
 
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