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Posted On: 11/10/2021
By: Kosta Intzirlis
A: Hello again Kosta! Please contact our customer service team at (800) 317-9506 or customerservice@luckygunner.com.
Posted On: 11/10/2021
By: Kosta Intzirlis
A: Thanks for reaching out Kosta! The 7.62x39 is nothing like the 308. It's much smaller, and almost exclusively fired in AK-47 and SKS rifles. The 7.62x51, on the other hand, is so similar to the 308 that you may fire it in rifles that are chambered for 308 – and vice versa.
Posted On: 7/16/2021
By: Tyler Bales
A: It's an FMJ. It has a solid lead core and a bimetal jacket. A bimetal jacket is made of steel with a very thin exterior layer of copper.
Posted On: 1/10/2020
By: Jacobus Schumyn
A: Greetings Jacobus! Thank you for asking us here at LuckyGunner about our shipping policies! Unfortunately the unique nature of our business and constantly changing local legislature, along with shipping constraints, and a combination of other regulations, it sadly prevents us from being able to ship to Canada. Hopefully some day this will change!
Posted On: 8/16/2019
By: Kurtis
A: Hi Kurtis. I am sorry, but we do not offer free or reduced shipping. Unlike many other companies, we do not make any money on the shipping fees hiding the cost in the price of the products, but rather charge our customers what FedEx and UPS charge us to deliver. While this gets us the best price we can offer, it does mean we cannot offer incentives.
Posted On: 5/16/2019
By: chris williams
A: Hi Chris. You are correct. The thin bimetallic jackets will not cause you any problems with your steel targets. These use a lead core projectile
Posted On: 9/22/2018
By: Mateo Zapata
A: Hi Mateo,
These rounds are steel cased with a lead core and bi-metal jacket. They will attract a magnet. I'm sorry to have to advise that they will not pass a magnet test.
Posted On: 7/13/2018
By: Todd Waterman
A: Tula uses a unique gunpowder blend, and as a result, could be the cause of the smoke. This has not been confirmed by the Tula manufacture. Issues that might arise would be a dirtier gun after range time. Therefore, proper cleaning should be undertaken to ensure future use will not cause issues with ejecting, loading, and cycling of the action.