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Posted On: 3/5/2023
By: Allen Bolinger
A: No Sir, This particular case is packed in 20 round boxes.
Posted On: 2/18/2021
By: Rob Smit
A: Thanks for reaching out Rob! 7.62x39 is a completely different cartridge from 300 AAC Blackout. A rifle chambered for one cannot fire the other.
Posted On: 11/24/2020
By: Duran Craig
A: No sir, this ammo is non-corrosive.
Posted On: 11/14/2020
By: Robby
A: Yes sir, Prvi Partizan doesn't load steel cases.
Posted On: 10/31/2020
By: Clay
A: Hello Clay! Prvi Partizan's brass-cased ammo ought to treat your 7.62x39 AR build well. This ammo could certainly kill a deer with the right shot placement, although I'd hesitate to endorse it as humane for deer hunting. Its bullet will only carry over 1,000 ft lbs of energy until about 183 yards, and as an FMJ it won't expand within soft tissue. For that reason its terminal ballistics are not optimal for deer hunting.
Unfortunately we haven't got any 7.62x39 ammo that is better suited for deer hunting in stock at the moment, so I can't make a better recommendation for you. If you're able to find it, a cartridge with a soft point or polymer tipped bullet should serve you better for deer hunting.
Posted On: 10/21/2020
By: Juan Canuto
A: Yes sir! Prvi Partizan's bullet has a lead core and a copper alloy jacket – no steel, nonmagnetic.
Posted On: 10/15/2020
By: David Cundey
A: No sir, Prvi Partizan's FMJs are nonmagnetic.
Posted On: 10/6/2020
By: John Mongillo
A: Hello John! This case of ammo weighs 34.5 pounds.
Posted On: 7/28/2020
By: Sandra Rossi
A: Yes ma'am, this is new production Serbian-made ammo and Prvi Partizan hasn't touched a corrosive primer in years.
