1120 Rounds of 123gr FMJ 7.62x39mm Ammo by Yugo Surplus

In 1949, after four years of work, Mikhail Kalashnikov came out with the AK-47. The AK-47, officially known as the Avtomat Kalashnikova, is a selective fire, gas-operated rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. It first went into service with the Soviet Army and was eventually put into use by a number of the member states of the Warsaw Pact, and it didn’t take long to gain popularity on the civilian market as well. One reason it’s remained popular and still sees significant use around the world is its ability to function despite harsh temperatures and conditions – and, of course, it’s affordable. It’s also fun to shoot, and if you own one, you probably go through a lot ammo.

These are 123 grain rounds, which puts it at the light end of the weight spectrum, although it’s also a fairly common weight. This is FMJ ammunition and doesn’t expand on impact, and since a bullet fired from a rifle can travel for miles before coming to a stop, shooters need to have reliable backstops in place during target practice. These rounds are ideal for target practice, tactical training, and plinking, so whether you want to hone accuracy using scored paper targets or annihilate some watermelons, this ammunition will do it. 7.62x39mm rounds move with fantastic speed and impact targets with enormous power, and with these FMJ rounds, you won’t be disappointed.

When you order this single box of ammunition you get 1120 target rounds. These are Yugo Surplus rounds made in Yugoslavia. This is surplus ammunition left over from the 1990’s and comes in the large case it was originally stored in. Although you may notice some discoloration on the cases, shooters who have used this ammunition say it cycles well and performs just fine as target ammunition. This ammunition was made in brass cases with berdan primer to ensure ignition. If you have an AK-47, SKS, or some other 7.62x39mm-chambered rifle, you can keep up with its voracious appetite by ordering this 1120-round box of Yugo Surplus ammo. Order now before someone else beats you to it.

According to the manufacturer, this ammunition is not magnetic. However, it is corrosive, so be sure to clean your rifle after each use.