20 Rounds of 123gr HP 7.62x39 Ammo by Brown Bear

Most cheap steel-cased 7.62x39 ammunition isn’t practical for hunting. It’s loaded with full metal jacket bullets, which tend to tumble inside their target, but cannot expand.
This cheap steel-cased 7.62x39 ammunition is an exception. Barnaul (which makes Brown Bear) loads it with 123 grain hollow points, which do precisely what you want them to do inside the quarry.
Barnaul is known to load magnetic (i.e. steel-jacketed) projectiles. In that regard, Brown Bear is not an exception. This ammo’s HP bullets are guaranteed to attract a magnet, so you may not be allowed inside your gun range with them.
This ammo’s cases aren’t made of brass, although they look to be at a glance. What you’re actually seeing is lacquer, which shields the underlying steel against moisture, and also reduces friction inside a semi-automatic. This nonreloadable ammo is outfitted with Berdan primers: noncorrosive.