Do any stores in New Zealand stock surplus ammo in calibers like 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R?
Do any stores in New Zealand stock surplus ammo in calibers like 7.62x39 and 7.62x54R?
Aoraki Ammunition do I think. I had a look on their site and none is listed, but ring them or email them and they will let you know when it arrives.
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Gun City in Chch always seem to have surplus in various calibres (and even 12 ga. buckshot, ex-Malaysian I think.) None of it really cheap though and some looks pretty tarnished.
Shooters all over the world love cheapo surplus ammo and unfortunately NZ is at the end of a long supply chain.
the x39 is "on the way", the 54R has been canceled they couldn't get any that wasn't tracerQuote:
Originally Posted by jim160
no date has been set to when its actually going to be here, its been "on the way" for the last year and a half.
I know. I've been waiting for the x39 as well. Last I heard it was arriving March. Maybe March next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glycerine
Literally just got off the ph with Paul. He has a big shipment of x39 and 5.45 coming from Romania, can't remember if he said when it was leaving. The original x39 was from Albania and had been left in the weather so was in a shit state.
Was talking to him the other day, probably not going to be as cheap as some people think surplus should be even with his ridiculously low margins
So I take it that if its army surplus that it will all be FMJ type ??
Yea
So, what price per round would be expected?Quote:
Originally Posted by res
I don't know about New Zealand but in the US, our majority of 7.62x54R came from Ukraine. With the current conflict, surplus 54R is drying up in the States. Right now I'm sitting on about 500 rounds of the stuff that I got cheap back in the day. The supply issue has gotten to the point that I sold some of my Milsurp Mosins.
As for 7.62x39mm, I just wish we could get the copper wash Norinco. But President Bill Clinton banned all Chinese ammo from import into the US. That stuff was cheap and nice.
Given how he has had to revise his projections a few times and he's still has a couple of blank check steps in the process to go, it's probably best if I don't say. Below barnall pricing for sure but not by huge amounts like surplus used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by misha2001
Paul will do it as cheep as he can, with profits being a secondary objective