We may be bringing in a bunch of Barnaul ammo in 7.62x51 168gr FMJ. It would be steel cased. I'm not sure of pricing at the moment but if my calculations are correct it will be about $675ish/1000 but could be abit more or less. All non corrosive. Do you think there will be any interest in this?
Barnaul Ammo update
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If you can, go for brass cased, even if it's not reloadable, we can still get $$ at the metal recyclers
I think too many people would be concerned over using steel case ammo in their semi-autos for fear of going against manufacturer recommendation(s).
I think too many people would be concerned over using steel case ammo in their semi-autos for fear of going against manufacturer recommendation(s).
Wrong Way
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If you can, go for brass cased, even if it's not reloadable, we can still get $$ at the metal recyclers
I think too many people would be concerned over using steel case ammo in their semi-autos for fear of going against manufacturer recommendation(s).
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I would shoot it, but just wish prices would drop alittle more.
Chargerguy
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The best thing about steel cases is not having to worry about where they're landing or if you'll find them all. I love steel.
Barnaul ammo has been around for a long time. It is a Russian (former Soviet) ammo maker. They started selling commercially when "the Wall" came down (no more State subsidies).
I could be wrong, but don't they sell brass cased ammo too?
Are you sure they dont mean steel core ? , there is a difference between steel case and steel core .. ive never heard of a club banning steel case ammunition , its no different than brass ..
