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Posted On: 9/24/2014
By: tina
A: The muzzle velocity for the 123 gr FMJ round is 2350 fps
Posted On: 5/29/2014
By: Alex
A: Hello Alex,
These 123gr. FMJ rounds by Wolf in 7.62x39 do have a steel case and often times a bi-metal jacket so they do attract a magnet. For ranges that do not allow magnetic rounds, I would suggest a brass cased round.
Posted On: 5/29/2014
By: james
A: Hello James,
These 123gr. FMJ rounds by Wolf in 7.62x39 do have a steel case and will attract a magnet. For ranges that do not allow magnetic rounds, I would suggest a brass cased round.
Posted On: 5/28/2014
By: james
A: Hello James,
These 123gr. FMJ rounds by Wolf in 7.62x39 do have a lead core, but they also have a steel case which does attract a magnet. For ranges that do not allow magnetic rounds, I would recommend a brass cased round.
Posted On: 5/14/2014
By: Jim Pelis
A: Hello Jim,
These 123gr. FMJ rounds by Wolf in 7.62x39 are polymer coated. They are excellent target rounds for your rifle chambered in 7.62x39.