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Igman 7.62x51 Ammo - 200 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ M80 Ammunition
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Igman 7.62x51 Ammo - 560 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ M80 Ammunition in Ammo Can
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Zum said:
Shoots very well
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huntman77 said:
very good ammo
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Dogman said:
First round stiff coming off the enblock clip but to be expected.Also shot well in the HK & Mauser.Decent value for target shooting.
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r4nd0m said:
Shoots well - cleans up well - haven't had any issues in 500 rounds The only caveat is that there's some steel in the bullet - I don't think the entire bullet is steel but we were turned away when we went to shoot at a local indoor rifle range - the fella used a magnet to test the bullets One area where I was surprised was how clean the propellant burns - having listened to some folks talk, I expected to find a mess on the bolt face and in the receiver but that just has not been my experience
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MidwestBenchrest said:
I've just finished going through all of my first can of this sweet ammo. Incredibly cheap and reliable, I've not had any issues with my PSA AR-10 while shooting it. Ammo is consistent enough for just shooting away an afternoon and not breaking the bank. I plan to buy more soon!
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Kyle said:
Great ammo and has very little sulfur smell when shot. Actual projectiles do have steel inside of them. So they are not range legal in California because of environmental hazards. Great value and accurate.
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Luis said:
Have to admit that Malasian army surplus made me nervous, but after shooting a few hundred rounds off of my M1A and my Mossberg patriot I'm a believer.
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Deerman said:
Very good product will be buying more
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kyle said:
Bought 500 rounds, been through 160 so far. No misfires, no bad brass, no deformation. Shot them out of an M1A socom and they run great. Only time I've found ammo cheaper is in limited quantity clearance sales. These are factory new, despite some mixed reviews i've found elsewhere indicating otherwise. All brass is marked AI USA 308 Win. I'm sure there is better quality ammo, but truthfully in times like this (10/22) with 308 averaging $1/rd everywhere for cheap crap this is a great bargain.
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AESloan said:
There has been a surge in ammo sales and the availability is very limited ... or non-existant. Was glad to get this when I did. Hopefully will do more business in the future as supply of ammo picks up.
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Mac said:
Wish they put a piece of tape to keep the box closed. I’m sure their rushing to get orders out, I recieved my package with an entire box open and rounds rolling around.
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Mac said:
For a lighter cheaper round, this is a great bullet. Penetrated just behind the shoulder and severed the heart in half. The bullet did is job! Have shot all sorts of .308 and found this to be most effective.
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playin4keeps said:
Purchased 500 rounds of this ammo. Have fired 30 rounds so far with a total of 4 DUDS. Not a good ratio. Ammo is ok for just messing around and is pretty acurate given what I paid for it. DO NOT use this ammo for self defense or hunting, or any other time when you NEED the round to fire.
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Peter M. said:
I shot a box of Wolf 145 grain FMJ 308's in my new Springfield M1A SOCIM-16 and they helped me break in the new rifle just fine. All rounds fired clean, no misfires, no jams. All rounds landed on my down-range target as expected. Will continue to use this ammo. All good. Happy shooter. Peter M.
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DE said:
This ammo is garbage. Steel casing has hard time ejecting and ammo is flipping end-over-end until the target. Literally have lengthwise silhouette holes in the target with about an 18” spread at 100 yards. It’s like firing a curveball, you don’t know where it will hit unless you can predict the flipping rotation. Absolute garbage!
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Groan said:
Performed flawlessly
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Deano said:
Found that this ammo was clean, reliable and accurate. Was at a good price point.
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Old fat guy said:
This stuff shoots as good as anything I have tried in my M1A scout squad.
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anonymous said:
I got a box of this stuff, and from the free container to the packaging to the asthetics of the ammo it looks like this company may be a very promissing ammo provider. I wish they would only add in a few more grains.
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Robert said:
Adequate for target and home defense.
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Ray said:
I purchased the 960 round case and have shot 60 rounds with 1 FTF. Shoots a tight group and seems to be fairly clean. Excellent range ammo for the cost. I will buy more at the $.52 per round with shipping included.
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Aaron said:
It’s says that it is 308 Win ammo but it’s actually 7.62x51mm. Just thought it should specify
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CheyenneDoc8404 said:
Igman is straight up military surplus. Its not supposed to be match ammo and it definitely is not. But, for the consistency I was seeing and the light recoil, it was an outstanding value. It goes BANG. It will hold about 4 MOA at 100. But the surplus rifle I was firing is guaranteed to deliver 5 MOA at 100. This stuff will definitely not get any volunteers to be targets. Even out to 800 meters. Just remember: this is MILITARY ammo.
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Jackson said:
Held an easy 1 moa out of an 18" barrel. No malfunctions. Can't complain about anything at the price I bought it for