1000 Rounds of 7.62x39mm Ammo by Tula - 124gr SP

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Ammo Quantity - 1,000 rounds per case; 40 rounds per box
Ammo Manufacturer - Tula
Projectiles - 124 grain soft point (SP)
Ammo Casings - Berdan-primed steel

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Want to be able to use your AK-47 as the weapon for self-defense it was designed to be? Tula has 14 decades of experience producing ammunition for Russian firearms, and they made this 7.62x39mm cartridge both effective and economical.

This round has a 124 grain soft point projectile. Its Mach 2 muzzle velocity gives a rifle a decent effective range, and delivers nearly 1,500 ft lbs of energy out of the muzzle to transfer on target. This bullet has the right penetrative ability to reach a threat’s vitals, and thanks to its exposed core it will widen and tumble to make a much wider wound cavity than a conventional FMJ bullet could have.

This cartridge features a steel shell casing. An AK’s tough insides generally have no problem cycling through steel, and Tula’s own special polymer coating helps to reduce friction to make feeding and extraction even more fluid. Steel is more cost-effective to produce than brass, and you’ll see that handsomely reflected in this ammunition’s price tag. The less conventional casing alongside its Berdan primer make this ammo unsuitable for reloading, however – its chief drawback.

Uncertain times could always lurk around the corner. At least you can make certain your AK will be useful to you during them!

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Posted On: 6/13/2020 By: Garrett

A: Indeed it is. Tula's bimetal jacket contains steel.

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