Hungarian 7,62x39

[Zygy]

Ok,this ammo is for sale at Districorp and they advertised it as <non-corrosif>
So,I just want an opinion from the peoples who used to shoot this staff:
Is it really non-corrosif or its another blsht?
regards
Zygy

 

[Pocketfisherman]

The hungarian stuff is corrosive. It is fine to shoot just clean your gun after. Look for the silver box Norinco stuff.

 

[dan44]

I'd love to get a case of that. Can't get it in the US.

 

[Imposter]

I heard it's remanufactured military surplus, where they've supposedly yanked the bullet, reprimered and/or put new powder in, and put'r back together. It's supposed to be non-corrosive, but from personal experience I know it's not the case. If what I heard was true, then they probably miss rounds frequently, leading to corrosive ammo still being present in the lots.

Regardless, I wouldn't count on it in any way to be non-corrosive.

 

[Millar]

I bought the same ammo from SIR--the Hungarian MFS brand 7.62x39mm and after shooting it I noticed a little rusting in a couple places around the gas tube, eventhough i cleaned it fairly well (i thought anyway)

 

[spi]

It's corrosive. I put a few hundred rounds through a rifle and then let it sit for a week. Nice rust frosting.

 

[dangertree]

I heard it's remanufactured military surplus, where they've supposedly yanked the bullet, reprimered and/or put new powder in, and put'r back together.

I'm hoping you didn't hear that from a dealer.