500 Rounds of 123gr FMJ 7.62x39mm Ammo by Golden Bear

A great bulk 7.62x39 ammo you can spend hours reliably pushing through your AK!

Not much is better than high-volume shooting, but there is a downside: it’s expensive. In order to keep your gun truly well-fed and fire at higher volumes without draining your bank account, you need a company that produces them at economical prices. That’s where Golden Bear comes in. Golden Bear is a subsidiary of the Barnaul Machine Tool Plant which was founded more than a century ago and is known as one of the first ammunition factories in Russia. Over the years the Barnaul factory has had to move repeatedly due to invading forces through the course of multiple wars, but they’ve been able to stay put at their current location since the end of World War II. If you want economically-priced ammunition, Barnaul has you covered.

These Barnaul rounds are made for your 7.62x39mm-chambered rifle. At 123 grain these are fairly lightweight rounds, meaning they’re able to race down-range at higher speeds than their heavier counterparts. Felt recoil is also reduced by using these lighter rounds. These are Full Metal Jacket, FMJ, rounds and do not expand on impact but simply penetrate the target and keep on going. Because of that tendency to over-penetrate and the fact that rifle rounds can travel for miles before stopping on their own it’s a must to have a good backstop in place during target practice. This ammunition is meant for target practice, tactical training, and plinking.

When you order this box of ammunition from Barnaul you get 25 boxes containing 20 rounds apiece for a grand total of 500 target rounds. With 500 rounds you’ll have lengthy dedicated trigger time with your favorite rifle, working on shooting supported and unsupported, firing from various positions including prone and kneeling, and practicing shooting with your off hand. The possibilities are endless, and by the time you burn through the entire box your marksmanship will have improved – how much it improves it entirely up to you. Barnaul produces these rounds in steel cases, using berdan primer to ensure ignition and a polymer coating for consistent cycling. All ammunition is manufactured at their factory in Barnaul, Russia. Order now, and feed your rifle.