Serbian M67 7.62X39

[CalGun1]

Has anybody shot this stuff? I just picked up a crate of 1260Rnds. Ive never seen it before hence the reason i purchased it. ive been digging threw the old posts here but that hasn't been much help.... does anybody have a guess what it might be worth I'm just trying to figure out if I got a good deal or bad deal hahah

 

[Craig0ry]

Would love to see a few photos! Never had/shot or have any in my collection so you've peaked my curiosity

 

[CalGun1]

Would love to see a few photos! Never had/shot or have any in my collection so you've peaked my curiosity

Shoot me a pm with your email

 

[CalGun1]

 

[powerbaitron]

I think thats worth big bucks

 

[bearhunter]

It's basicly Yugo surplus.

 

[BeaverMeat]

I think thats worth big bucks

To a collector, maybe. It’s a bit “better” than Russian or Chinese surplus in consistency or accuracy… on par with the Czech stuff… and it’s brass cased. BUT! It’s old corrosive surplus ammo… it isn’t getting any more “valuable” in the real world.

Heck… at current surplus prices it’s really not all that economical anymore.

 

[powerbaitron]

At current surplus prices, plus the rareness its worth a premium over normal ammo. Steel cased or any corrosive is climbing in value. Hard to get now.

 

[CalGun1]

From the little I can find on this ammo it's made in 2001 based on the numbers at the bottom and supposedly the newer stuff is non corrosive. I won't know because I won't shoot this unless I get another case and I know for a fact that they have more.....

 

[powerbaitron]

Who is they. I want some!

 

[Craig0ry]

Google pictures make it look neat for sure. I've only got, Russian, Chinese, Czech and Romanian.

 

[MosinNagantM44]

I have been looking for those for the past 10 years...