Norinco 7.62x39

[ar15newbster]

Was wondering if $250.00 for 1000 rounds in a crate is worth it.
Havn't seen them yet so i'm not sure weather they are yellow,silver,or green box. Should I buy them or fork out another $50.00 or so to get some newer rounds?

[f4tweet]

The older Norinco yellow box from the 90's shot fine in my 7.62X39 and .308.

[AlexBreya]

Was wondering if $250.00 for 1000 rounds in a crate is worth it.
Havn't seen them yet so i'm not sure weather they are yellow,silver,or green box. Should I buy them or fork out another $50.00 or so to get some newer rounds?

the better question is where you found this (bulk 7.62) ammo in stock?

[ar15newbster]

Did some more research and it depends on which ones they are. Seems they were all banned from import and classified armour piercing. It's worth it for cool factor alone I guess. Might even be a the bullet of choice for a shtf scenario? But I won't be shooting any at the local range.
Anyway thanks for the reply.

[ar15newbster]

Guess I was typing when you posted alex.
I'm buying all my friends gun's and ammo that are not into shooting like they used to be. Feels like the Pomona gun show reopened. But with todays prices.
They all stocked up before the last bans.

[motorhead]

it's classified as a/p but it isn't really. it's become somewhat of a collertors item, is it worth it, i don't think so. others may disagree. you could probably make a tidy profit selling.

[saelee23]

are they legal for us california guys?

[skateboarder74]

If moon was madse out of spareribs I would eat it. I would also take that ammo in a heart beat.

[motorhead]

yes legal. a/p is cool as long as you aren't bringing it in from china. rifle ammo of course. the ban was for importation.