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Q: How much energy does this 7.62x54 ammo have? I want to use my Mosin Nagant for hunting.
Posted On: 10/19/11 By: Ian
A: Ballistics for Sellier & Bellot 7.62x54R 180gr FMJ:
Muzzle velocity 2578 fps
100 meter velocity 2378 fps
200 meter velocity 2194 fps
300 meter velocity 2024 fps
Muzzle energy 2665 ft-lbs
100 meter energy 2268 ft-lbs
200 meter energy 1929 ft-lbs
300 meter energy 1641 ft-lbs
100 meter trajectory 0 inches (zeroed)
200 meter trajectory -5.3 inches
300 meter trajectory -19.4 inches
Muzzle velocity 2578 fps
100 meter velocity 2378 fps
200 meter velocity 2194 fps
300 meter velocity 2024 fps
Muzzle energy 2665 ft-lbs
100 meter energy 2268 ft-lbs
200 meter energy 1929 ft-lbs
300 meter energy 1641 ft-lbs
100 meter trajectory 0 inches (zeroed)
200 meter trajectory -5.3 inches
300 meter trajectory -19.4 inches
Q: Ammo Casings - Boxer Primed Brass (Note this ammo is magnetic) ??? Magnetic?
Posted On: 7/14/11 By: Bill
A: Sellier & Bellot's 7.62x54r 180 gr FMJ ammo is magnetic due to its bi-metal jacketed projectile (instead of solely copper jacketed) which makes this round more economical. Certain ranges have non-magnetic requirements so it's usually best to check with your range first prior to purchasing magnetic ammunition. On certain rifle loads, S&B uses a bi-metal material in the jacket which consists of copper and iron rolled together to save on cost. This ammo features brass casings.
