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Anyone know where to get some?
All that seems to be out there right now is 1950's Polish 
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Posted: 3/14/2011 12:10:50 PM EST
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Anyone know where to get some? All that seems to be out there right now is 1950's Polish what's wrong with 50's polish? |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 12:32:59 PM EST
[Last Edit: 3/14/2011 12:33:20 PM EST by haydendavid380]
The batch I have experience with had cracked necks in quite a few of the rounds, and the power was so low that it wouldn't cycle the bolt in a PPS-43.
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Posted: 3/14/2011 12:36:58 PM EST
[Last Edit: 3/14/2011 12:38:38 PM EST by Snips]
AIM has 85gr Prvi Partizan.
AIM is currently sold out. Wideners has the same thing for the same sub-10 boxes price. AIM had a "save $0.70/bx if you buy 10+ boxes" that Wideners doesn't. |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 12:48:06 PM EST
I had so many misfires with the Polish in my CZ-52 that I ended up trashing it. Glad I only bought a single box
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:31:59 PM EST
Originally Posted By Snips:
AIM has 85gr Prvi Partizan. AIM is currently sold out. Wideners has the same thing for the same sub-10 boxes price. AIM had a "save $0.70/bx if you buy 10+ boxes" that Wideners doesn't. If I was going to go with new commercial, Cabela's has Wolf Gold a little bit cheaper than that. |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:38:32 PM EST
That's too bad. It was definitely a buy-it-cheap-stack-it-deep ammo. It has harder primers than commercial non-corrosive 7.62X25 ammo, but it was softer than other surplus you could buy. I bought a number of cans for cheap plinking with Toks and CZ-52's. |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:44:37 PM EST
Originally Posted By C-4:
That's too bad. It was definitely a buy-it-cheap-stack-it-deep ammo. It has harder primers than commercial non-corrosive 7.62X25 ammo, but it was softer than other surplus you could buy. I bought a number of cans for cheap plinking with Toks and CZ-52's. Is the Romanian non-corrosive? |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:51:32 PM EST
Originally Posted By haydendavid380: Originally Posted By C-4: That's too bad. It was definitely a buy-it-cheap-stack-it-deep ammo. It has harder primers than commercial non-corrosive 7.62X25 ammo, but it was softer than other surplus you could buy. I bought a number of cans for cheap plinking with Toks and CZ-52's. Is the Romanian non-corrosive? No. Combloc is most certainly corrosive. |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 1:52:01 PM EST
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By C-4:
That's too bad. It was definitely a buy-it-cheap-stack-it-deep ammo. It has harder primers than commercial non-corrosive 7.62X25 ammo, but it was softer than other surplus you could buy. I bought a number of cans for cheap plinking with Toks and CZ-52's. Is the Romanian non-corrosive? No, it is all corrosive. The downside to surplus ammo is it eventually runs out. Keep this in mind regarding the Polish.......it too will eventually run out. Luckily I'm sitting on about 7 tins......I need a few more....... |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 2:11:14 PM EST
Originally Posted By Gunwritr:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By C-4:
That's too bad. It was definitely a buy-it-cheap-stack-it-deep ammo. It has harder primers than commercial non-corrosive 7.62X25 ammo, but it was softer than other surplus you could buy. I bought a number of cans for cheap plinking with Toks and CZ-52's. Is the Romanian non-corrosive? No, it is all corrosive. The downside to surplus ammo is it eventually runs out. Keep this in mind regarding the Polish.......it too will eventually run out. Luckily I'm sitting on about 7 tins......I need a few more....... the romanian stuff was/is good shooting stuff, it seems a bit hotter then the current polish stuff floating out there .... this reminds me, i need to order some more. the polish stuff i've had so far is hit or miss, some cans i've had less then ten duds, other cans, it was more like 2-5 per 72rd box. |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 2:20:21 PM EST
[Last Edit: 3/14/2011 2:23:57 PM EST by haydendavid380]
There's always this stuff....
ETA - I found some Hungarian and Bulgarian stuff on there too. Is it any good? |
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Posted: 3/14/2011 3:01:18 PM EST
Originally Posted By haydendavid380: There's always this stuff.... ETA - I found some Hungarian and Bulgarian stuff on there too. Is it any good? Yes. Czech and Yugo 7.62 TT is also pretty good, but I think it's gone. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 3:05:57 PM EST
Originally Posted By N1Rampage:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
There's always this stuff....
ETA - I found some Hungarian and Bulgarian stuff on there too. Is it any good? Yes. Czech and Yugo 7.62 TT is also pretty good, but I think it's gone. Gone gone? |
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Posted: 3/16/2011 12:22:14 PM EST
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By N1Rampage:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
There's always this stuff....
ETA - I found some Hungarian and Bulgarian stuff on there too. Is it any good? Yes. Czech and Yugo 7.62 TT is also pretty good, but I think it's gone. Gone gone? The best thing to do is ask AIM Surplus in the Industry forum. They usually have a pulse on these things. Widener's had surplus Yugo for a long time but I see they ran out as well. |
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Posted: 3/16/2011 12:37:07 PM EST
Originally Posted By C-4:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
Originally Posted By N1Rampage:
Originally Posted By haydendavid380:
There's always this stuff....
ETA - I found some Hungarian and Bulgarian stuff on there too. Is it any good? Yes. Czech and Yugo 7.62 TT is also pretty good, but I think it's gone. Gone gone? aims is where i bought my romanian at, they have been out of cheap surplus for awhile now. The best thing to do is ask AIM Surplus in the Industry forum. They usually have a pulse on these things. Widener's had surplus Yugo for a long time but I see they ran out as well. |
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