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Posted On: 2/4/2022
By: Anthony
A: Thanks for reaching out Anthony! This ammo is made at the Tula Cartridge Plant in Tula, Russia. It is possible that Red Army Standard will not always have their 7.62x39 produced there specifically, but the ammo I just checked has the unmistakable "Tulammo" headstamp.
Posted On: 7/6/2021
By: James Hughes
A: Thanks for reaching out James! This ammo is manufactured in Russia. I don't believe we've ever offered Chinese-made ammo for sale.
Posted On: 5/29/2020
By: steven domrzalski
A: No sir, Red Army Standard non-corrosive Berdan primers only!
Posted On: 2/18/2020
By: Chris
A: Yes, these rounds are a lead core with a bimetal jacket, they will attract magnets.
Posted On: 2/12/2020
By: Christian
A: This round's bullet does indeed have a bi-metal jacket, yes.
Posted On: 2/9/2020
By: Shaine
A: This cartridge does indeed have a bi-metal copper-steel FMJ projectile.
Posted On: 2/5/2020
By: Kevin
A: It's a lead core bullet, but the little bit of steel in the bi-metal jacket is indeed magnetic. This guy made a video on this very subject: youtube.com/watch?v=S3iFU5DXljY
