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7.62x39 - 124 Grain FMJBT - MAXXTech Essential Steel - 20 Rounds

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Overview

Quantity - 20 rounds per box
Manufacturer - MAXXTech
Bullets - 124 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT)
Casings - Berdan-primed steel
Product Type Ammo
Manufacturer MaxxTech
Condition New
Bullet Weight 124 Grain
Bullet Type Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJ-BT)
Ammo Casing Steel
Quantity 20
Ammo Caliber 7.62X39
Manufacturer SKU MTES762
Primer Type Berdan
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 2345
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) 1514
Attracts Magnet Yes
UPC Barcode 3877000606948
Use Type
Range Training
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MAXXTech typically produces brass cased ammunition, but when they want to offer American shooters cost-effective steel they turn to Mother Russia’s Amursk Cartridge Plant. This 7.62x39 ammo is a great choice for your AK-47 type firearm as well as your SKS!

This round’s 124 grain bullet sports a drag-reducing boat tail and full metal jacket that immunizes it against deformation. It is a bimetal jacket containing steel, as you might imagine, so do take care that many ranges won’t allow MAXXTech Essential Steel past their doors.

A steel cased round’s primary advantage is its comparatively lower price tag. Many backyard shooters also like steel cases because they make cleanup an absolute breeze with the aid of a magnet. This round’s case is coated with lacquer to protect it against corrosion and help it feed more reliably, but as a general rule steel cases serve no purpose at a reloading bench.

New shooters often worry about Berdan primers, but there’s no need. This new production ammo is as non-corrosive as any top shelf stuff, and unless you reload the difference between a Berdan and America’s preferred Boxer primer really doesn’t matter.
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