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a little pricy but , comes in 40rnd boxes on those wonderfull Yugo phosphated strippers . i left a few of those strippers outside for 2 months lastyear and they didnt rust ! an important consideration for SHTF ammo .
already chronoed this too - although mine was NNY over 1981 , its the exact same thing as this 70s' made .
16.25"B , 55deg.F. , 9 shots
AVE. 2260 fps
HIGH 2284
LOW ,2239
E.S. ,45
S.D. ,15
you can expect AVE. of 2300fps and + at~75degF. and higher and of course , rifles are all individules anyway . not the most accurate ammo from my AK but real consistant (no fliers)
this is CORROSIVE primed ammo , no doubt aboutit. some people are scared to death of it . its no big deal if you wash the gun down with hot water then , clean normally .
the thing with using Windex or ammoniawater works too but , not like most oldwives think it does . the ammonia will of course neutralize any ACIDIC RESIDUE from combustion by-products of sulfer/antimonysulfide ( not salts ) and is a DRYING AGENT . the water dissolves away the salts .
this leaves the metal bare-stripped so , a regular cleaning/oiling finishes the job , with a checkup for any spots missed over the next 3 days .
[ June 25, 2004, 12:43: Message edited by: Yoda-Dad ]
already chronoed this too - although mine was NNY over 1981 , its the exact same thing as this 70s' made .
16.25"B , 55deg.F. , 9 shots
AVE. 2260 fps
HIGH 2284
LOW ,2239
E.S. ,45
S.D. ,15
you can expect AVE. of 2300fps and + at~75degF. and higher and of course , rifles are all individules anyway . not the most accurate ammo from my AK but real consistant (no fliers)
this is CORROSIVE primed ammo , no doubt aboutit. some people are scared to death of it . its no big deal if you wash the gun down with hot water then , clean normally .
the thing with using Windex or ammoniawater works too but , not like most oldwives think it does . the ammonia will of course neutralize any ACIDIC RESIDUE from combustion by-products of sulfer/antimonysulfide ( not salts ) and is a DRYING AGENT . the water dissolves away the salts .
this leaves the metal bare-stripped so , a regular cleaning/oiling finishes the job , with a checkup for any spots missed over the next 3 days .
[ June 25, 2004, 12:43: Message edited by: Yoda-Dad ]
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