Non steel core 762x25 in Nova Scotia

[OkayShooter]

Where in Nova Scotia can I find at lease non steel core ( no cased but core/jacketed ) 762x25 ammo? Perfer non steel core and non corrosive but not that picky it at lease needs to be non steel core.

Or whats the best?

 

[Robert Nicholson]

I would like to be able to get and shoot a TT33 indoors at my club but they don't allow steel core because of the damage to the back-stop.
Is there ammo that could be used in this situation? Because it is indoors, I am sure they want the bullet to be completely jacketed to
prevent lead atomization. They don't want to make any back-stop changes.

 

[OkayShooter]

I would like to be able to get and shoot a TT33 indoors at my club but they don't allow steel core because of the damage to the back-stop.
Is there ammo that could be used in this situation? Because it is indoors, I am sure they want the bullet to be completely jacketed to
prevent lead atomization. They don't want to make any back-stop changes.

Thats what the ventilation is meant for. Most places ban steel core because it ricochet mores

 

[CanAm]

PPU is about it

 

[gewehr76]

All surplus ammo we have on the market has some steel core or steel jackets. So forget about surplus indoor use. Look for PPU or Fiocchi, Winchester make some. 7.63x25 can be used if nothing else available.
Reloading is the only way to get in to non steel category in this cartridge.

 

[kage123]

S&B at the army navy store on Agricola. Its like 20$/box (50rds). So nowhere near surplus prices. Its commercial clean (non corrosive) brass cased ammo. 100% steel free, passes magnet test.

 

[OkayShooter]

S&B at the army navy store on Agricola. Its like 20$/box (50rds). So nowhere near surplus prices. Its commercial clean (non corrosive) brass cased ammo. 100% steel free, passes magnet test.

Thanks

 

[LUTNIT]

I've read reports here and there that S&B are sometimes bimetal jacketed (mild steel + copper) and sometimes steel-free. I've never found any S&B ammo that a magnet will stick to but I buy very little factory ammo.
I'd check each lot before buying it if you're worried.

 

[gibby123]

Polymer Hard coated, lead cast bullets will serve all of your needs . There are a few reloaders locally who can produce these .

 

[OkayShooter]

S&B at the army navy store on Agricola. Its like 20$/box (50rds). So nowhere near surplus prices. Its commercial clean (non corrosive) brass cased ammo. 100% steel free, passes magnet test.

I dropped by actually, 24$ and it was the same price as 45 ACP so needless to say I bought 45.

Polymer Hard coated, lead cast bullets will serve all of your needs . There are a few reloaders locally who can produce these .

Thanks, but I don't reload. Insurance reasons and living in an apartment.