I was looking for some m67 and can't find any in stock so far.

But I ran across this RAS Elite which claims to use a flat based projectile "like the m67".

Anyone have any experience with it?  Is it fast, slow, average in terms of velocity? Does the projectile perform like m67?

It's produced by Igman, which may have been a producer of m67 back in the day IIRC.

If it's new, non-corrosive m67-spec ammo being packaged for sale to civilians, that might be a win.

I have plenty of 7.62 piled up.  But the m67 always intrigued me.

yugo M67 is in stock every once in awhile at aroun $360+ a crate

Samco and Sportsman's Guide have both had it earlier this year, check the ammo deals thread for it occasionally.

Persoanlly, I would go with Golden Tiger if you can't find M67 Yugo.

I've heard less than great things about RAS accuracy and consistency. Admittedly, because RAS comes in several different flavors from different factories, it's easy to confuse the the good with the bad (assuming there's any good).

ETA: as I think about it, I think it was the Romanian-made RAS (steel case, sealed necks & primers) that's getting bad reviews, not the Croation.

Do you know if the GT uses a boat-tail or flat-based bullet?

Boat Tail.

Sportsman's Guide has M-67 in stock:  http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/900-rds-762x39-mm-123-gr-fmj-ammo?a=1622820