300 Rounds of 146gr FMJ .308 Win Ammo by Malaysian Military Surplus in Steel Ammo Can

Whether you're sporting a brand new DSA SA58 SBR or an old-school HK91, you'll love the affordability and performance of these 7.62x51mm NATO rounds. While these cartridges were produced in the '70s, they were built on Malaysian military production equipment and made to last with choice materials and components. Each round is composed of a heat-treated brass casing with a clean-igniting Berdan primer installed at its base and a 146-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullet mated to its top. The primers are all accompanied with classic red-purple sealant and staked in at three positions; this configuration not only protects propellant integrity but prevents popped primers from ruining your favorite rifle.

The 146-grain FMJ matches median loads in the caliber's range and produces relatively mild recoil alongside easy ranging at a distance. It should be noted that these rounds use a bimetal jacket which may fail the magnet test used by some indoor ranges. These 300 rounds are neatly packaged in a steel ammo can which matches the dimensions of common, military-style .30 caliber cans. As such, these cans are stackable, feature a locking bail and airtight rubber gasket for storage, and are easily carried using a foldable handle. Each storage can contains seven 40-round boxes and a single 20-round box.