500 Rounds of 7.62x54r Ammo by Silver Bear - 174gr FMJ

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Ammo Overview

Quantity - 20 rounds per box; 25 boxes per case
Manufacturer - Silver Bear
Bullets - 174 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Casings - Berdan-Primed Zinc-Plated Steel

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This Silver Bear 7.62x54r ammo is great for firing in your mosin-nagant rifle. This ammo is loaded into zinc-plated steel cases topped with 174 grain full metal jacket projectiles. The Barnaul plant uses zinc on their higher end products to reduce the chance of corrosion due to zinc's inherent corrosion resistant properties. This helps increase the shelf life of their ammo and makes it perform better with moisture compared to standard steel cased ammo.

This ammo is non-corrosive, berdan-primed, and non-reloadable and is manufactured at the Barnaul Cartridge Plant in Russia where it traces its roots to the late 1800's.

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Posted On: 4/8/2019 By: Ben

A: Hi Ben. The Silver Bear line up of ammo is zinc plated so that there will be no coating necessary to feed and function perfectly and most importantly, very clean shooting.

Posted On: 1/22/2015 By: Tan

A: Hello Tan, The Silver Bear is not a steel cored bullet, but it does use a bimetal jacketed bullet. This means that the bullet jacket contains steel and will fail any type of magnet test.

Posted On: 4/28/2014 By: Sumner

A: Hello, These 174gr. FMJ rounds in 7.62x54R by Silver Bear are non-corrosive. You can safely fire them in any firearm chambered in 7.62x54R without having to worry about corrosive primers.

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