YUGOSLAVIAN – MILITARY SURPLUS – 7.62×39 – 123 GRAIN – FMJ – M67 – CRATE

This military surplus ammunition offering from Yugoslavia represents a great value to shooters. Bearing the designation of M67, this military spec 7.62×39 ammunition features 123 grain FMJ projectiles. The crate holds 1,260 rounds of ammunition packaged in individual boxes of 15 rounds. This means that the case contains 84 sealed boxes of 15 rounds rather than bearing loosely packed ammunition. Additionally, the wooden crate containing the ammunition features a sealed metal container which encapsulates the ammo. Simply put, one will need to cut open this metal container to gain access to the ammunition. This sealed container helps protect the ammunition from the elements and promotes secure long-term storage. Another form of protection from the elements, specifically moisture, comes from the sealed primers found on the ammunition. These 7.62×39 loadings represent a departure from most surplus loadings as they feature brass casings as opposed to steel casings. In another departure from typical surplus ammunition norms, the loadings do not feature magnetic projectiles, making them range safe. These loadings do feature corrosive primers, meaning that one will need to clean their rifle promptly and thoroughly after shooting. All in all, this ammunition represents a great value for shooters who want to save money and acquire a bulk quantity of 7.62×39 ammo.