7.62 X 39 .311 123 grain spire point plated bullets manufactured in the USA. Two things make these bullets superior to others, a hard lead core and thick plating. These bullets are made with a very hard lead core and are plated thicker than most of the commonly available plated bullets. Other companies commonly sell the thicker plated bullets as a separate product for more money. Thick plating and a harder lead core is the standard on all of our bullets. These projectiles are totally enclosed in 100% pure copper plating to cut down on airborne lead, reduce fouling, and cost much less than jacketed projectiles. Each bullet is swaged to size and weight, plated, and then resized a 2nd time to ensure consistent diameter. We have tried many different brands of plated bullets and these are hands down the best we have seen.
Quantity Discounts as Follows:
Prices include shipping!
2 Units, 500 pieces: $76.00, $38.00 per 250
4 Units, 1000 pieces: $144.00, $36.00 per 250
8 Units, 2000 pieces: $272.00, $136.00 per 1000, $34.00 per 250
14 Units, 3500 pieces: $448.00, $128.00 per 1000, $32.00 per 250
1 review for 7.62 x 39MM .311 123 Grain Plated Spire Point(250 count)
Rated 5 out of 5
Randy (verified owner)–
These are good pills although I had trouble finding data for them. I bought these for practice/plinking rounds and they’ll work well for that. The load I have nailed down is 20.6-21.2 grains of Reloader 7 with a cartridge overall length of 2.125″. That gives about 1700 feet per second. The 21.2 grain load shot the best groups in my WASR AK. I’m going to try some other powders when I get the time.
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Randy (verified owner) –
These are good pills although I had trouble finding data for them. I bought these for practice/plinking rounds and they’ll work well for that. The load I have nailed down is 20.6-21.2 grains of Reloader 7 with a cartridge overall length of 2.125″. That gives about 1700 feet per second. The 21.2 grain load shot the best groups in my WASR AK. I’m going to try some other powders when I get the time.