cheapest place for 7.62x39 softpoint?

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I have ans SKS and a CZ858 coming this week and want to buy some softpoint ammo so I can shoot them at TSE to make sure they work before I shoot outside with milsurp stuff in the summer. Any idea where the cheapest place to buy some is?
 
Probably Canadian Tire. I don't know which Calgary store stocks ammunition,but have seen it posted several times. The south Red Deer store sells it for $16.99/20.
 
The canadian tire on mcleod south had in about a dozen boxes or so of sp rounds in 7.62x39 as of thursday. head to the back of the store, bottom of the third case from the left.

Sorry I forget the price though.
 
I have never scene a canadian tire store that carries 7.62x39 here in southern Ontario. I always have to go to a real gun shop. Not a big deal since I drive by one on the way to the range, and on the way to work.
 
If it's Sellier & Bellot ammo, don't bother. Sure, it's softpoint, but it has a steel core (check with a magnet) and if it's steel core, TSE won't allow it (I'm speaking from experience).
 
Well its supposedly hunting ammo so I don't think it will be a steel core...

shredder said:
If it's Sellier & Bellot ammo, don't bother. Sure, it's softpoint, but it has a steel core (check with a magnet) and if it's steel core, TSE won't allow it (I'm speaking from experience).
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Look into reloading. Startup costs are a B@#Tch but in the long run it saves. I roll all my own 7.62X39mm hunting ammo. Lee equipment is good for the beginner, and you wont be making/using a high volume of soft point for target work/ plinking Im guessing. Just make sure you get the 7.62X39mm kit with the crimper so you can crimp the brass to the projectiles
 
Thresher said:
Look into reloading. Startup costs are a B@#Tch but in the long run it saves. I roll all my own 7.62X39mm hunting ammo. Lee equipment is good for the beginner, and you wont be making/using a high volume of soft point for target work/ plinking Im guessing. Just make sure you get the 7.62X39mm kit with the crimper so you can crimp the brass to the projectiles
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How much does it cost to reload per bullet? I know its better than buying factory but by how much?
 
I don't know where you can get cheap 7.62 x 39 (Namely PRvi Partizan), but I can tell you one place where you CAN'T get it cheap: Anyplace in the Kootenays...
 
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