LCW in 7.62x39

[Boulevard]

I did a thread search and I even looked on the internet but other than a little controversy over corrosive primers I can't find much info. All I want to know is if this stuff is a little more accurate than your average "Bear".

 

[armilaria]

My VZ 58 ate it up. As for accuracy seemed the same as the surplus ammo. Then again I do not think 7.62x 39 was made for accuracy IMHO. It is not corrosive as I shot it in the pouring rain aswell in the snow and did not clean the gun for close to a day and was put away wet. No signs of rust!

On a side note I did have a couple rounds stop at the feed ramp in the reciever and it pushed the bullet back in the casing. On the surplus ammo doing the samething but no movement of the bullet in the casing. This was my only complaint.

 

[nullshine]

Then again I do not think 7.62x 39 was made for accuracy IMHO.

It's not the chambering, it's something else.

 

[CZ_Brno]

If you go to the Canada Ammo forum you'll see it's discussed there. Several people tested it and concluded it is Non-Corrosive.

 

[saskcop]

I think that CanadaAmmo is guaranteeing it as non corrosive too.

 

[y2k]

If its steel cased just leave a handfull of empties outside for a week or so to see if it starts corroding. In the mean time, clean rifle as if it was corrosive.

 

[mbogo3]

Steel cases would rust outside in the elements with or without corrosive primers?

 

[saskcop]

Steel cases rust outside no matter what.

 

[VancouverSkiBum]

Canadaammo has guaranteed it non corrosive for the full price of your damaged rifle.