Yugo 8mm Surplus

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At least there is a bit of 8mm still around. Last time I bought was a little over 100$ for a case of 1200 from Cheaperthandirt. Opened it to look at it, but haven't shot it - '52 or '55 Yugo stuff.
 
I remember when Century had a sale on Turkish 8mm for 3 cents per round.
 
The ammo at Wideners is corrosive. The ammo at sportsmansguide is not. Worth the difference.
 
monadh said:
The ammo at Wideners is corrosive. The ammo at sportsmansguide is not. Worth the difference.

SG has no clue. Quoting them as an authority is pretty funny, actually.

All Yugo M75 is corrosive. Even aboriginal tribesmen in the remote Australian outback know this.

J&G Sales said:
Yugoslavian 8mm (7.92x57) ammo, the M75 Sniper grade designation, with the FMJ 198 grain bullet. 1980's and 90's production, with clean brass and berdan primer. This is corrosive ammo. Comes in 15rd boxes, get 60 boxes for a case discount.

http://www.jgsales.com/product_info.php/p/8mm-yugo-m75-sniper-ammo,-15-round-boxes-/products_id/1755
 
The ammo at Wideners is corrosive. The ammo at sportsmansguide is not. Worth the difference.

Wrong. Its the exact same ammo. If they say its non-corrosive, they are wrong. Kind of like Classicarms calling their bulgarian 5.45x39 non corrosive.

Its not all scams, some people just have no ****ing clue what they are selling.
 
Takhtakaal,

Hey, thanks for the tip, buddy! Next time I need to know if something is true or not, I'll try to find an aboriginal tribesman in the remote Australian outback!

Do you think that he might be able to help my son with his calculus?

By the way, you may want to spellcheck your name.

Regards,
Monadh
 
Just one question, monadh, about your signature. Could you explain to everyone what you mean by "memfrica"?



I've got a pretty good idea, but I'd like to hear it from you.
 
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