1000 Rounds of 7.62x39 Ammo by Wolf - 123gr FMJ

Do you love Wolf’s affordably made 7.62x39 ammunition? Have you been continually frustrated by the United States’ ongoing (at the time of writing, at least) ban on Russian ammo imports? Then make a big list titled “Cares in the World” and don’t put anything on it, because you are now able to order Turkish-made Wolf 7.62x39 ammo from the only good website: BulkAmmo.com!

This ammunition is not entirely identical to most of Wolf’s cartridges. If you were to yank out a round’s 123 grain FMJ and place it next to a magnet, you would confirm that it does not contain steel. Unlike Wolf’s typical bimetal-jacketed FMJs, this ammo’s copper-jacketed bullets comply with range rules forbidding magnetic bullets.

This ammo’s steel cases are entirely made of steel (if you don’t count their lacquered exteriors, which promote smoother feeding and shield against corrosion). The sealant around the cases’ primers and necks looks neat, and serves to obstruct invasive moisture even more.

This ammunition was made recently. Its primers are accordingly noncorrosive. They are Berdan primers, however. Alongside its steel cases, such primers make this ammunition absolutely nonreloadable.