Honestly, is 35¢ a round of 7.62x39 brass cased ammo too high?

it sort of is.

you could justify it if you needed stripper clips and you reload.

>>28274413
It's corrosive non-reloadable (berdan).

But it is good ammo if you don't mind those two points.

It's fucking great ammo and the clips are actually worth a fuck. I've been meaning to get some but I've not got around to it. I mainly just need the damn clips.

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I went ahead and ordered the ammo before the gun (pic related) in hopes that it won't all be sold out by the time I get said gun.

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>>28274475
SGammo has had that m67 for a while now. Picked some up a few months ago mostly for the novelty since im too lazy to clean all the corrosive shut out after.
Golden tiger is the same, cheaper and non corrosive.

>>28274441
Doesn't one come with the gun?

>>28274513
*same except for the brass case
Which isn't reloadable anyways.

>>28274526
>Not sure if epic ruse or just uninformed

>>28274413
There was some on sale at 25 pennies each a week or two back

I wouldn't buy corrosive 7.62x39 because fuck having to clean your gas tube at the range

>>28274413
35cpr is more expensive than other 7.62x39 ammo out there, but it's still cheap as fuck. I say buy it.

>>28274541
How hard is it to clean the gas tube?

>>28274543
A lot of it was the shipping and handling cost desu senpai

>>28274541
It's not that big a deal. I just take a bottle of water with me and pour it down the barrel and down the gas tube and block after taking the tube off. Then when I get home I clean her up real good and thorough.
I probably should stop shooting 7n6 though seeing as how it's banned and all.

>>28274555
Not hard at all. Water poured through it washes off the corrosive salts, and a 12 gauge brush dipped in hoppes gets the grime out. After drying, I spray a bit of CLP in it to protect it, then wipe away the excess.

>>28274432
berdan can be reloaded. it just takes a little more effort.

>>28274637
So can steel, so can rimfire. But generally speaking, it's not practical. Hence my statement.

>>28274413
Absolutely too expensive, especially when it's corrosive, unless you have a range that's stupidly strict about bi-metal jackets & steel anything.
You could get golden tiger for 10c/r less and have the best imported commercial load available for a reasonable ~25c/r.

>>28274475
>went ahead and ordered the ammo before the gun (pic related) in hopes that it won't all be sold out by the time I get said gun.
What's going on?

>>28274752
M67 ammo sells out quickly. Always has.

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>>28274783
Probably strictly for the people who go to ranges banning anything that attracts a magnet.
IDK why else you'd skip all the noncorrosive brands out there and go to yugo. Especially when you're spending more to have the privilege of corrosive cleanups and never 100% trusting your gun's cleanliness again.

>>28274536
He probably baught hits from a lgs. Mine gave me like 8 stripper clips, and the rubber pouches for them and the oil can + pouch, with my gun

>>28274475
How much is the draco you're looking at?

>>28274731
It is actually practical. You just need to buy berdan primers and have a berdan decapper. Thats it. Rimfire is extremely unstable and dangeous to reload. and steel is stupid to reload