7.62x39 Ammo For Sale
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Hornady Subsonic 7.62x39 Ammo - 20 Rounds of 255 Grain Sub-X Ammunition
$34.99134 In stock now
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Overview of 7.62x39 Ammo
Introduced in the 1940s, the 7.62x39mm was designed for light machine guns, semi-automatic carbines, and selective fire rifles.
Today, it's loved by AK-47 enthusiasts and militaries across the globe. If you feed yours steel-cased imports, our 7.62x39 price chart tracks what the cheapest rounds have cost every month since 2009.
What are the most popular 7.62 brands you sell?
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need.
Best 7.62x39 Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Details |
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| Best 7.62 Ammo For Self-Defense | Best Overall: Winchester PDX1 Defender 120 grain JHP. Runner-Up: Hornady Black 123 grain SST. |
| Best 7.62 Ammo For Hunting | Best Overall: Federal Fusion 123 grain FSP. Runner-Up: Winchester Deer Season XP 123 grain Extreme Point. |
You can also check out our in-depth look at 7.62x39 ballistics from all of the popular ammo manufacturers if you're in search of ballistics data for your favorite factory 7.62x39 load.
Firearms Using 7.62×39 Ammo
The 7.62×39 cartridge gained worldwide recognition through its use in the legendary AK-47 and its many variants. Over time, it’s also been chambered in other platforms that combine classic reliability with modern performance. Popular rifles using this caliber include the SKS, Ruger Mini-30, and AR-15 variants designed for 7.62×39 conversions. Many shooters also choose this round for its balance of power, recoil, and availability—making it a top choice for both range days and hunting in dense brush.
Customer Reviews
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JtAlmond said:
I have the 125 SP loading for my Madi. It kicks a bit harder than a lot of other stuff and it does massive damage on medium sized game animals.
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ratso said:
I have used this ammo for about ten years now hunting whitetails. I have dropped 220lb bucks with one shot kills. This year dropped a nice 8 point at 225 yrds. with 123grn sp wolf steel case out of a 16" POF Ar.p. so much for those who think 762x39 isnt a very good deer round and so much for people who think wolf steel case ammo is not very good!
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Bubba said:
You can not go wrong getting product from this company. Had got my order in 2 days. Would recommend to everyone.
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M60Gunnr said:
I've never been satisfied with the accuracy of my SKS. I know it's limitations, yet I thought we could do better. We just did. The Silver Bear ammo consistently grouped tighter and closer to my point of aim than the Tula or Wolf ammo. It's not as easy to find as the other Russian ammo, and usually costs a buck or two more per box. Take the time and spend the extra money. IMHO, the only step up is the expensive "match rounds" (i.e. Winchester). That'll get you a marginal increase in accuracy for double the cost. The Bear line, made in the Barnaul plant, is simply the best choice.
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Andrew said:
The Wolf 125 gr SP is very effective on deer and hogs. Accurate and performs well in harvests within 100 yards, according to my experience. No feeding or failure to fire issues encountered when used in BCA 7.62x39 AR platforms. Same trouble free operation and effectiveness in PSA, VSKA types as well. Great choice for hunting.