Just goes to show how different lots from the same sources can vary widely in quality and consistency. I also bought a case of the ZSR. If so, how well does it run?
A forum community dedicated to SIG Sauer Pistols and SIG Sauer Rifles owners and enthusiasts. They may well be fine for training purposes. It was, far and away, my favorite factory ammo for that calibers. I think it is a LOT thing, as some love Indian 7. 62 NATO, to shoot came from Turkey, Venezuela, and India. Yes, my experience with Venezuelan (CAVIM) 7. My SCAR 17 is arriving soon so I'm looking at getting ammo for it and saw this stuff and it seems to be the cheapest brass case M80 I can see online but I've never heard of it. Also I'm not opposed to steel cased bimetal jacket ammo but I just don't know if the SCAR likes it. Come join the discussion about optics, hunting, gunsmithing, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! 62x51 and shotshells, only loading, but they do in 9x19 (full case and bullet process). Looks very PPU or maybe Igman…. Also, if anyone has any good reccomendations for ammo for the SCAR I'd appreciate it. Things I've Learned with the "Ammo Crisis. Brian, great pictures, Thanks! 62 NATO and 9 mm Parabellum and found it accurate.
I bought ammo from them recently for an odd caliber, 8x64s, and CTD was $10 a box less than SG. It's actually quite fascinating to discover these things. Is zsr ammo any good stock. I have not seen anything of this line actually from Norma of Sweden other than the name on the boxes. I ran a few boxes through the striker fired combat tupperware and didn't have any issues. If you don't reload, these are no better or worse than any other similarly mass produced surplus ammo.
When I had the rifles, the CAVIM 7. From what I have seen so far, they don't have case manufacturing capacity in 5. If you want to save the brass for reloading, stay away from them as they are part of the batch I was having great issues with decapping. 56 can now be found for about $0. Is zsr ammo any good thing. Edited to correctly form the past tense of "worked" concerning my employment at the gun shop as it closed at about the turn of the century (1999/2000) and I retired. Bullet is not magnetic at the tip but attracts a magnet half way down the bullet from the tip. BTW, it can be had for $17 a box on GB. Dont know but seems pricey at $22 a box for foreign ammo.
In some cases the flash hole was undersized and others the flash hole was off center both of which lead to broken and bent decapping pins. Interesting…some of the best ammo I've used has come from Turkey and India. What I have seen sold out of the store I worked at were made by RUAG and mostly came from Germany with some boxes marked Made in Hungary found at the range. While no more accurate (probably due to my shooting - I was a good pistol shot, but not a great one) than others, the 9 mm from CAVIM was 100 percent reliable and worked my Browning GP Mark III and my "byf 41" Luger pistol. 56 shown looks pretty nice and clean though…. 62x51mm, and the lot I received was garbage. Who makes zsr ammo. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Have any of you used this stuff in semi autos? Production runs may differ but mine had REALLY hard primers so I was having a few failures to fire in my hammer fired guns that have lighter hammer springs. I know from experience that the worst ammo, in this case 7. You might check Cheaper Than Dirt and see if they have it. Seems like quite of few of these manufacturers are in the former Yugoslavia.
Doing some research all I could gather was that its Turkish. 3) Fortunately, the supply line is back up. I have heard of some ammunition being assembled in the U. S. out of Lake City brass but have not seen any in person that I know of. Brian, thank you for sharing!!! 1) Many more ammunition manufacturers I'd never heard of: Sterling, Igman (prolific now), Cascade, Mesko, Sumbro(X-force from Macedonia), Belom, Century, ZSR, Fetter, BPS, MaxxTech. I would state the worst surplus ammo I have fired was from Turkey and especially India. The 9×19mm Parabellum (abbreviated 9mm, 9mmP, 9×19mm or 9×19) cartridge was designed by Georg Luger and introduced in 1902 by the German weapons manufacturer Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) for their Luger semi-automatic pistol. Primed case certainly made by Igman. Other than that the everything else was fine. Hopefully by end of year things will continue moving southwards in the $$ department. I plan on doing A LOT of shooting with it so mostly I'm looking for the cheapest ammo that will run reliably in it, but I also would appreciate suggestions for match/defensive ammo. That would be a great deal even if the ammo was no better than Winchester Green Tip. We sold thousands of rounds of both calibers at the gun shop I worked at in downtown San Francisco, and I don't recall ever having a problem or complaint from customers with any of it. Which is "the good stuff"?
They also manufacture the primers. 62 NATO, is the same as John's.