So does anyone know anything about shipments of 7.62 Nato and whether or not Canadas going to be getting any more of this stuff? How is global supply of milsurp 7.62 nato? Reason beings the stuffs already expensive enough to shoot, but ill be saving my casings anyway.
How available is 7.62x51 Nato milsurp?
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The only surplus you'll find in Canadian stores in Czech corrosive and there's no other expected. On the other hand, in the US they have a very wide choice at a steady price.
If you don't want corrosive ammo but want mil-spec ammo, PMC bronze might be your best bet.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=558710
If you don't want corrosive ammo but want mil-spec ammo, PMC bronze might be your best bet.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=558710
Its not that its dry , the US has enough .308 milsurp coming out their ass to last for quite some time , all because ####ing NRCAN wont approve its import .
they have the German stuff , South African .308 surplus , 7.62 x 51mm Radway green (british ammunition) , Pakistani 7.62 , they even have commercial boxed winchester 7.62x51mm with nato stamp which was a military overrun and a couple other ones ..
And for the life of me i have no idea why its not on the approved list due to it being newly manufactured .
they have the German stuff , South African .308 surplus , 7.62 x 51mm Radway green (british ammunition) , Pakistani 7.62 , they even have commercial boxed winchester 7.62x51mm with nato stamp which was a military overrun and a couple other ones ..
And for the life of me i have no idea why its not on the approved list due to it being newly manufactured .
PMC is a good US manufacture and Bronze is their common line of ammo. See the link I posted.
PMC is made in South Korea. Decent ammo.
I was wrong about the acronym, could have sworn it was "Poongsan Muntions Company" . Still South Korean made though.
Precision Made Cartridge is Poonsang Metal Corporation's American commercial ammo brand name. They do far more than just make ammo. One of the first commercial .50 BMG makers, as I recall. Good stuff just the same.
In any case, reloading is the way to go for .308/7.62NATO ammo. 7.62NATO by the case is pretty much gone.
In any case, reloading is the way to go for .308/7.62NATO ammo. 7.62NATO by the case is pretty much gone.
