7.62X39 KAISER 123 GRAIN FMJ (1000 ROUNDS)

About This Kaiser 7.62 x 39 Ammunition

Steel has so many applications. Just off the top of my head, I can think of five different things steel is used to make:
1. Cars
2. Ninja swords
3. Ninja stars
4. Ninja cars
5. Cat toys (albeit not very good ones)
But of all steel’s innumerable uses, none is more useful, more practical, or more beneficial to your checking account than shell casings.

Did you read that last sentence and think to yourself “What in the blazes is this guy going on about?” That’s OK. I get that all the time. I’m going on about ammo loaded with steel cases as opposed to regular brass ones, such as this EXTREMELY USEFUL 7.62x39mm ammunition by Kaiser of Turkey.

Steel cases are far more economical, which means they let a shooter afford to do more of his favorite thing, which is shooting. This particular ammo’s cases are lacquered, which makes them look nicer, protects them from passive tarnishing in storage, and even helps them glide through a semi-auto with a little less friction.

A few notes about this ammo. First, its steel cases aren’t reloadable. Don’t even try it. Second, its 123 grain full metal jacket bullets have jackets that are mostly made of steel – another cost-saving measure, and the reason why you can’t open this ammo up at a range that prohibits “magnetic projectiles.” Finally, this ammo is noncorrosive. Don’t even worry about it!