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Posted On: 8/17/2019
By: Paul Queen
A: Hi Paul. The PMC will work well in your Galil rifle. It is designed to function well with both 7.62x51 and .308 Win ammo.
Posted On: 4/9/2019
By: JEB
A: Hi Jeb!. This PMC round is one of the highest quality rounds we sell, but it is a range grade ammo. I have found that it is "battle accurate" through about 500 yards, and in some rifles a bit tighter than that. If you are looking for a great quality round that is acceptable for a non-match grade rifle and gives you acceptable accuracy, then look no further. If you want to wring the most out of your rifle, we offer a lot of high accuracy match rounds that will serve you better.
As to the wear on bimetallic bullets on the barrel, all of our military 7.62 ball ammo is bimetallic and is used in everything from rifles to machine guns and there is not a significant amount of wear over any other composition of bullet. The layer of steel is so soft and thin that is has no affect on the barrel.
Posted On: 4/4/2019
By: Jim
A: Hi Jim. The PMC 308 does not have crimped primers.
Posted On: 3/18/2017
By: Tom Chang
A: Hello Tom,
This PMC ammunition is loaded with a copper jacketed, lead core projectile and does not contain any steel.
Posted On: 12/28/2016
By: Ralph kennedy
A: Hello Ralph,
PMC lists the BC for this projectile at .398
Posted On: 11/10/2016
By: Bobby
A: Hello Bobby,
This PMC ammunition is loaded in boxer primed, brass cases that can be reloaded.
Posted On: 9/3/2013
By: John T.
A: These 308 Winchester rifle rounds from PMC will not stick to a magnet.
Posted On: 6/6/2012
By: Nathan
A: PMC manufactures their ammunition with premium, non-corrosive components.
