Picked this up today. I believe it is just Russian Surplus FMJ. It's brass cased and annealed. Probably 124gr? Is this corrosive and is it berdan or boxer primed? Any information you guys can give me I appreciate.

Yugo M67. Good stuff mang!

ETA: Corrosive.

yugoslavian corrosive mil surplus from Prvy Partizan factory.  Awesome ammo - very accurate, but corrosive

Thanks guys!! What this stuff usually cost?

Used to be dirt cheap. Now I've seen it go for 30-50 cents per round.

It's great stash ammo. I'd save it for a rainy day. It's got some interesting ballistic properties, compared to most FMJ's.

WOW!! I didn't know it was that expensive!! I bought it off a guy that sold his AK. I won't tell you guys what I paid for it...

Someone wanna fill me in on berdan vs boxer primed??

Which is more desirable for reloading?

Boxer

I still have a 1120rd case unopened that I paid $89 for.  Was it cheaper than that?

its the best 7.62x39 ever made.


IMO

You could certainly make a good case for that statement. Without a doubt it is the best mil-surplus. The M67 was designed to answer the same questions that NATO has faced with the M855 steel-core 'penetrator', the problem being over-penetration without stopping power. It has a lead core and copper jacket and offers better terminal ballistics than the steel-core M43. It is also accurate and has full military velocity. Lapua is generally considered the absolute best in premium brass-case European 7.62x39. Considering the price differential even now with no M67 in stock anywhere, its still a great choice when you can find it. As with any corrosive, a little more care and prompt rifle cleaning is required. The best thing for treating a gun after firing corrosive is Ballistol in an emulsion with water at about 10 parts water to one part Ballistol. I'm seeing it sell on GB for as low as $350 plus freight for a sealed 1260 rd can in the wood crate, which comes to around $400, or about 32 cents.