i just found some yugoslavian ammo that doesnt look bad.the only problem is that it is on links and i have heard that taking bullets off the links is pretty damn hard if it can be done at all. also is this ammo any good just for plinking.

Hand linking/delinking is not all that hard. You really just have to get the feel for it and after that it is no problem. Your fingers will hurt after a while, but I have done over a thousand in a day before.

The Yugo ammo is pretty good plinking ammo.  I would rate it above plinking ammo, but what else are you really going to do with it????????

None of my Yugo came in links, are they the crappy U.S. style desintagrating or 50 round "belts"? (German style, the good kind)
If they are the German style it is quite easy.

no, i found it at the ammunition store and it is on 1919 links.

Thats for a Browning 1917 machine gun. Same as the U.S. gun, only used in many Arab countries in 8mm since that was their standard caliber for their Mausers.You can delink it by hand but it is a pain in the butt.  It will scratch the cases, but don't worry about that it won't cause any harm.

Just out of Curiosity, what is the head stamp on the ammo?  Does it use Roman Numbers, regular modern western lettering or cyrilic?