Tula Cartridge Works Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) 122 Grain 7.62X39 Ammo - 1000 Rounds

The serviceability of the 7.62x39 continues to impress some three quarters of a century after its adoption by the Soviet Union. While it has been replaced in the Russian military, it continues to serve in many other nations as well as be adopted by police and private users. The simple reason for this is that it works. Under any circumstances. It was not designed to be pretty, it was designed to work, and for decades, it has. The 122 grain full metal jacket bullet by Tula Cartridge Works leaves the muzzle at 2396 ft per sec with approximately 1500+ ft lbs of energy. This is made the same way the Russians have been making the round since the beginning and is therefore perfect for use in any of the Warsaw Pact firearms chambered for it as well as a growing number of sporting guns rated for handling steel cased cartridges.

Tula Cartridge Works is among several arsenals founded during Tsarist Russia that continued manufacturing through the dominion of the USSR and to today where it fills contracts for both government and commercial clients. This means they have been making bullets longer than the 7.62x39 and, like the cartridge, have a history and a performance records to prove that they deliver results.