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renegade_01 | 01-06-2009 04:56 PM
looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can ammoman.com has wolf 762X39 ammo 640 rounds in sealed can for $189.00 You. Yes YOU. Get it off the shelf. Look at yourself in the mirror. YOU are going to save this country.

The Argent Dragon | 01-06-2009 05:11 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Centerfire Systems >> $175 and FREE shipping ! http://www.centerfiresystems.com/wol...762-hp640.aspx EDIT : CRAP, nevermind.........they're.....Out of Stock

renegade_01 | 01-06-2009 05:19 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by The Argent Dragon (Post 1498388) Centerfire Systems >> $175 and FREE shipping ! http://www.centerfiresystems.com/wol...762-hp640.aspx EDIT : CRAP, nevermind.........they're.....Out of Stock
LOL...thats the original link I was going to give...then my dad called and said ammoman has it for another 10$ DOH! Sucks cause now I don't want to SHOOT the ammo.... go figure.

angryhippy | 01-06-2009 05:56 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can http://classicarms.us/ 762x39 1260 rounds $280 or 1120 rounds $260 w/ stripper clips.

igorthesmall | 01-06-2009 06:01 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can OK. I guess I am missing something. classicarms.us has the same caliber (granted its different ammo), for 1260 rounds for $280. Shouldnt that be a much better deal?

igorthesmall | 01-06-2009 06:02 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by angryhippy (Post 1498484) http://classicarms.us/ 762x39 1260 rounds $280 or 1120 rounds $260 w/ stripper clips.
dang you and your fast typing!!

Juristic Person | 01-06-2009 06:13 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by angryhippy (Post 1498484) http://classicarms.us/ 762x39 1260 rounds $280 or 1120 rounds $260 w/ stripper clips.
Great deals! Thanks! .

Twisted Avatar | 01-06-2009 07:38 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Putting the finishing touches on a nice family of Glocks........ Cant participate. ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH T

BullionVince | 01-06-2009 08:05 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by igorthesmall (Post 1498500) OK. I guess I am missing something. classicarms.us has the same caliber (granted its different ammo), for 1260 rounds for $280. Shouldnt that be a much better deal?
I believe those have been out of stock since 12-10-08. I'm looking everywhere for 7.62.... Nada.

CrufflerJJ | 01-06-2009 08:05 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by angryhippy (Post 1498484) http://classicarms.us/ 762x39 1260 rounds $280 or 1120 rounds $260 w/ stripper clips.
PLUS a hefty chunk of change for shipping.

Eulenspiegel | 01-06-2009 09:24 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by CrufflerJJ (Post 1498747) PLUS a hefty chunk of change for shipping.
PLUS the Yugo is corrosive, the Wolf is not. Granted, the Yugo is supposed to have better stopping power, but one of the joys of owning an AK is minimal maintenance.

Andy9999 | 01-06-2009 09:37 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by renegade_01 (Post 1498364) ammoman.com has wolf 762X39 ammo 640 rounds in sealed can for $189.00 You. Yes YOU. Get it off the shelf. Look at yourself in the mirror. YOU are going to save this country.
:sarc: YES WE CAN:applause_:ok:

GoldWampum | 01-06-2009 09:48 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by angryhippy (Post 1498484) http://classicarms.us/ 762x39 1260 rounds $280 or 1120 rounds $260 w/ stripper clips.
Ordered a load of 39 and half a load of 54R yesterday. EDIT: 39 is on the stripper clips.

GoldWampum | 01-06-2009 09:53 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by Eulenspiegel (Post 1498882) PLUS the Yugo is corrosive, the Wolf is not. Granted, the Yugo is supposed to have better stopping power, but one of the joys of owning an AK is minimal maintenance.
Shipping @ 3 and a half per cent for me, but no tax. Not so hefty. Still a good deal.

GoldWampum | 01-06-2009 09:55 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by Eulenspiegel (Post 1498882) PLUS the Yugo is corrosive, the Wolf is not. Granted, the Yugo is supposed to have better stopping power, but one of the joys of owning an AK is minimal maintenance.
Clean your gun, it's not THAT bad. It needs a cleaning no matter what you fire. The Hugo is reloadable and the wolf is not. Even better deal.

Burl Ives | 01-07-2009 12:33 AM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can The Yugo ammo uses a corrosive Berdan primer. The brass case can be reloaded, but it is not as simple a procedure as reloading a standard boxer primed case is. Popping the spent Berdan primers out of the brass cannot be done with standard depriming/resizing dies. A quick Google search will show a few improvised techniques, none, though, are super fast and easy. It is also possible to modify the brass to accept Boxer primers, with several additional steps, or to just reprime with Berdan, though you'd need a resizing die with no deprimer pin to do that. I've read Berdan primed brass is only good for 4-5 reloads before the anvil in the brass will no longer ignite the primers. I wouldn't buy the Yugo ammo with the intent to reload unless you are very experienced, and have more time then money. Boxer primed 7.62 ammo and brass does exist and is out there, but certainly not at the price the Yugo sells for.

GoldWampum | 01-07-2009 10:09 AM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can Quote:
Originally Posted by Burl Ives (Post 1499199) The Yugo ammo uses a corrosive Berdan primer. The brass case can be reloaded, but it is not as simple a procedure as reloading a standard boxer primed case is. Popping the spent Berdan primers out of the brass cannot be done with standard depriming/resizing dies. A quick Google search will show a few improvised techniques, none, though, are super fast and easy. It is also possible to modify the brass to accept Boxer primers, with several additional steps, or to just reprime with Berdan, though you'd need a resizing die with no deprimer pin to do that. I've read Berdan primed brass is only good for 4-5 reloads before the anvil in the brass will no longer ignite the primers. I wouldn't buy the Yugo ammo with the intent to reload unless you are very experienced, and have more time then money. Boxer primed 7.62 ammo and brass does exist and is out there, but certainly not at the price the Yugo sells for.
All I said was that it is reloadable. And it is. True that most reloading equipment is set up to cater to boxer, but decapping tool is available for Berdan and once the first military primer is removed, it becomes easier and faster. I know someone who has the tools and does it. Only 5 reloads? How many does steel offer? Corrosive? Clean the gun. Finding caps is a challenge but it is available. It stores well also and arguably fires better. Everyone does not have to reload it if they don't want to, but it is indeed reloadable. IMO the horror stories come from either people who have read about it or given up easily. Or are just plain set in their ways.

mike77777 | 01-11-2009 06:50 PM
Re: looking for ammo? I suggest you get what you can j&g sales has 7.62 X39 yugo available . pricey, like all the rest. 1260 rounds 315.00 plus shipping. 84 15 round boxes@ 3.75/box.

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