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Posted On: 1/28/2023
By: New Customer
A: Thanks for reaching out! I foresee zero issues with this ammo in a ZPAPM70. I've run plenty of these rounds through my own C39v2 – a very similar rifle – and have yet to experience a single issue. I can't guarantee any kind of performance out of a rifle I haven't personally tested, of course, but I expect you'll be satisfied. We can ship direct to any doorstep in Kentucky so long as the named recipient is at least 21 years of age. We're located in Knoxville, TN, so we'll get it to you alarmingly fast.
Posted On: 9/28/2022
By: Adrin Bluitt
A: Yes sir, this ammo should function correctly in your Hellpup!
Posted On: 3/9/2022
By: Gabriel
A: Thanks for reaching out Gabriel! To answer your other question first, we do indeed ship to Colorado. We will ship to whichever address you specify provided that the named recipient is at least 21 years of age.
Posted On: 2/13/2022
By: JR
A: No sir, I'm afraid that can't be done. If you have a 300 AAC Blackout rifle, then the only other type of ammo it can fire is called 300 Whisper. I hope you'll take a look at our 300 AAC Blackout options!
luckygunner.com/rifle/300-blackout-ammo
Posted On: 2/12/2022
By: Matt
A: Sorry Matt, but we're unable to ship ammunition to California, not even to FFL dealers or Licensed Ammunition Vendors in the state.
Posted On: 6/2/2020
By: Steven Buscemi
A: Hi Steven! For any questions you may have about shipping, please reach out to our customer service team at (800) 317-9506 or customerservice@luckygunner.com.
Posted On: 5/18/2020
By: Tony
A: Hi Tony! This round's bullet definitely has a bimetal jacket, which means it's steel on the inside and copper on the outside. I'm afraid your range won't allow it. You'll want to avoid Wolf, Tula, Silver Bear, and Brown Bear if you don't want magnetic projectiles. You're safe with Sellier & Bellot, Magtech, Prvi Partizan (PPU), PMC, and all the American manufacturers including Federal, Remington, Hornady, and Winchester.
Posted On: 5/14/2020
By: Todd Kennedy
A: Thanks for reaching out, Todd! If you are ordering ammo to Connecticut, then we will ask for a copy of your Permit to Carry, Handgun Purchase Permit, or Long Gun Purchase Permit. If you hold an Ammo Permit, we will need a copy of your Drivers License as well.
Posted On: 5/9/2020
By: Joshua
A: Sorry Joshua, we're unable to ship to your beautiful state.
Posted On: 9/8/2013
By: John
A: John,
If you have not had the opportunity to do so, you may enjoy the data in comparing Steel Vs. Brass in an AR-15 in our LuckyGunner Labs section. A direct link:
http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/
I would suspect the findings may be similar with the AK or SKS, depending on the manufacturer of the rifle. However the chambers are designed more towards steel cased rounds with looser tolerances. I noticed a significant difference when trying to resize brass 7.62x39 fired through an old SKS vs. an AK-47 with a new aftermarket barrel. As you may guess, the SKS was more difficult to resize.
Some will argue that its worth firing the steel rounds over brass in terms of saving money, and with a higher quantity of rounds fired, the savings could buy a new barrel. Over time, I usually fire a mix of steel and brass for a number of reasons. With the above concerns in mind, this would certainly prolong barrel and chamber life. Those who fire a bolt action rifle in 7.62x39 will demand brass only for their rifles.
I hope this information helps. Please let us know if you have any additional questions!
Eric
Posted On: 3/13/2013
By: EDWARD
A: Tula ammunition states that all of their products are loaded with non corrosive powder and primers. Our tests have found this claim to be true and unable to see any evidence of corrosion weeks after firing prior to cleaning.
Posted On: 7/6/2012
By: Ariel garcia
A: This Tula ammunition ships in the factory cardboard case. The cartridges are then packaged in smaller boxes of 20. This material is slightly thicker than stock card material which is then coated for extra strength and protection. Inside these boxes of 20, they are stacked 4 rounds deep, 5 across, separated by thin sheet paper to prevent movement inside the box acting as extra padding.
Tula also offers this ammo in cans of 640 rounds. These cans are great for long term storage.
Posted On: 5/7/2012
By: Wes Mathis
A: If you add the item to your cart, you will be able to enter your ZIP code in the shipping calculator for an estimate.
