Range report for MFS ammo

Tommy2.0

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Me and a group of shooters did a bulk buy on MFS ammo this past month. Hope this helps if you're thinking of getting some.

I took some of the new ammo to the range and here are my comments:

The 9mm is fine ($192/1000 rnds). I think it's covered with graphite or something so your hands get a little dirty after loading 10 magazines or so. It shoots good. No extraction issues in my Glock 17. Had 2 duds in 400 rounds so far. I picked them up after I ejected them and they were struck so they did fail. I wouldn't use this as defence ammo anyway so no big deal.

The .223 is interesting ($312/1000 rnds). I have run through 200 rounds so far, most of it rapid fire. Works fine, no extraction failures, 1 dud. Primer was struck so it's an actual misfire. In the SU-16, no flash hider, 18 1/2" barrel, the muzzle flash is impressive. I don't think there's any extra pressure, just slower burning powder maybe. (anyone else know, please chime in...) I did an A\B comparison with Remington ammo and aside from the flash there was no recoil or significant sonic difference. No noticeable flash in the AR as there is a hider anyway. Good practice ammo. I will have to admit the flash will be fun for the camping trip....

I bought some .308 but haven't shot any yet.

Any other experience with MFS, please comment. Thanks!!
 
MFS ammo

I ran into someone shooting 9mm MFS ammo at the club last Saturday and he said he was happy with it's performance. From what I know it Hungarian made ammo . and it's berdan primed also with a copper washed steel jacket.
 
I bought and have worked through a case of MFS 7.62x39 with my sks. For the price (and non corrosive) you can't go wrong.
 
I've shot through almost a case of the 7.62x39 in a couple of SKSs with no problems what so ever. Shot 5 or 6 boxes of the 7.62x51 through two different M305s,with no problems there either.
 
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