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Sterling Steel Case Select 7.62X39mm 123gr FMJ

Sterling Ammo

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Sterling 7.62x39mm 123gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo offers reliable performance for AK-pattern rifles and other firearms chambered in 7.62x39mm. This ammunition features a 123-grain full metal jacket bullet loaded into a steel case, providing a cost-effective option for high-volume shooting. With 20 rounds per box and 1000 rounds per case, this ammo is ideal for target practice, plinking, and range training. The steel case construction helps keep costs down while maintaining consistent performance.

Product Highlights:

Specifications
Manufacturer Sterling
Caliber 7.62x39mm
Bullet Weight 123 grains
Bullet Type Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Casing Material Steel
Muzzle Velocity 2362 fps
Muzzle Energy 1524 ft-lbs
Rounds Per Box 20
Rounds Per Case 1000
UPC 8698779971205
Manufacturer Part Number SRL8698779971281
Product Weight 13 oz
Shipping Restrictions Ground shipments only

Key Features:

The Sterling 7.62x39mm 123gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo offers impressive performance characteristics that make it an excellent choice for target practice. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Caliber 7.62x39mm
Popular rifle cartridge used in AK-47 pattern rifles and similar firearms
Bullet Weight 123 grains
Standard weight for 7.62x39mm, offering good balance of velocity and energy
Bullet Type Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Ideal for target practice and range shooting
Case Material Steel
Cost-effective option for high-volume shooting
Quantity 20 rounds per box, 1000 rounds per case
Available in both small boxes and bulk quantities

Applications & Use Cases:

  • Target Practice: Ideal for high-volume target practice and range shooting with AK-47 pattern rifles and other 7.62x39mm firearms.
  • Plinking: Affordable option for recreational shooting and informal target practice.
  • Training: Suitable for tactical training and drills with 7.62x39mm rifles.
  • Competition: Can be used in certain shooting competitions that allow for steel-cased ammunition.
  • Stockpiling: Economical choice for building up an ammunition reserve for 7.62x39mm firearms.

Pros and Cons:

Pros

  • Affordable: Steel-cased ammunition offers a cost-effective option for high-volume shooting.
  • Reliable Performance: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) design ensures consistent feeding and function in most firearms.
  • Versatile Caliber: 7.62x39mm is widely used in AK-pattern rifles and some AR-15 variants.
  • Bulk Availability: Available in 1000-round cases, ideal for extended range sessions or stockpiling.
  • Standard Weight: 123-grain bullet weight is the most common for this caliber, offering familiar ballistics.

Cons

  • Steel Case Limitations: Some ranges don't allow steel-cased ammunition due to concerns about wear on equipment.
  • Non-Reloadable: Steel cases cannot be reloaded, making this ammunition less appealing to handloaders.
  • Potential Extraction Issues: Steel cases may expand differently than brass, potentially causing extraction problems in some firearms.
  • Limited Accuracy: Generally less accurate than premium brass-cased ammunition, suitable for practice but not precision shooting.

About Sterling:

Sterling Ammo was founded by Turaç in 1987 in Turkey as a hunting dealership. Over time, the company shifted focus to ammunition manufacturing. In 2008, Sterling built a modern factory and became the first in Turkey to obtain a rifled cartridge production permit. This milestone marked the start of their large-scale production. Since then, Sterling has grown into a reputable ammunition manufacturer known for quality and reliability. They produce a wide range of cartridges for rifles, pistols, and shotguns. Sterling has expanded its reach both domestically and internationally. The company continues to invest in new technology to meet modern shooting needs. From its humble beginnings, Sterling has become a significant player in the ammunition industry. Their commitment to innovation and quality drives their ongoing success.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What is the caliber and grain weight of this Sterling ammunition?

A: This Sterling ammunition is 7.62x39mm with a 123 grain bullet weight.

Q: What type of bullet does this ammunition use?

A: This ammunition uses Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullets.

Q: How many rounds come in a box and case?

A: Each box contains 20 rounds, and there are 1000 rounds in a case.

Q: Is this ammunition steel-cased?

A: Yes, this Sterling ammunition features steel casings.

Q: What firearms is this ammunition typically used in?

A: 7.62x39mm ammunition is commonly used in rifles such as the AK-47, SKS, and other firearms chambered for this caliber.

Q: Is this ammunition suitable for hunting?

A: While FMJ ammunition is not ideal for hunting in most jurisdictions due to lack of expansion, it is often used for target practice and training. Always check local hunting regulations before using any ammunition for hunting purposes.

Q: Are there any shipping restrictions for this ammunition?

A: Yes, this ammunition is restricted to ground shipments only, as indicated by the 'ground_shipments_only' field marked 'Y' in the product data.