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Posted: 6/15/2023 10:16:59 PM EDT
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Is this any good (rang ammo)? Have read some horror stories, what say the hive? Igman 7.62x39 mm 123 gr Linky |
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| Igman is good stuff. I haven't tried their 7.62×39 ammo, but the 5.56 ammo is fine for training. My ARs all like it, and one of my friends at work says Igman runs great in his Type 56. |
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| Igman is good ammo. Igman and PPU were the two former factories producing ammunition in former Yugoslavia. I shot Igman 80s production m67 ammo and it worked great. From what I observed, Igman m67 had purple or pink primer sealant while ppu used red or orange sealant. On another note about Igman, I bought couple of cases of Igman 55 grain fmj .223 last year and the shooting performance was like any other fine brass case 223. I will say the appearance of the brass was much better than lake city winchester. I trust Igman over Turkish ammo. |
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Yeah, it's pretty good stuff. |
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Shooting Igman .223 was just fine. No issues. I was shooting through various AR15s and a full auto Lage MAX-11/15. As a reloader, I don’t plan to buy any more. The primer flash holes are undersized to the point that a standard decapping pin won’t fit through them. I bought an undersized decapping pin and it lasted a few hundred cases before getting bent and unusable. |
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