Sterling Steel Case Select 7.62x39mm Full Metal Jacket

A: Hi Erik and welcome. Yes, this Turkish load features a cost-effective bimetal jacketed FMJ. The lead core bullet's soft steel jacket won't damage the rifling, but it will attract a magnet (a concern only if you shoot at a commercial range that bans magnetic ammo). Cheers and stay safe!

A: Good morning to you!! The Sterling 7.62x39 ammunition is bi metal. Made from a soft steel jacket and lead core. BTW it is magnetic 🧲. Hope this helps, have a good day.

A: Hi Erik, the projectile itself is not bi-metal. The bullet's core is made of solid lead, but its bi-metal jacket will attract a magnet and are accordingly verboten at indoor and some commercial ranges. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Yes, Sterling Ammunition 7.62x39mm 123 Grain Full Metal Jacket Steel Case is manufactured and advertised as non-corrosive. Key Details: • Manufacturer Claim: Sterling and major retailers (such as MidwayUSA and KyGunCo) list the ammunition as non-corrosive and equipped with non-hygroscopic primers. • Community Feedback: While the manufacturer and technical specifications label it as non-corrosive, online shooter discussions on platforms like Reddit show mixed anecdotal concerns or caution regarding imported steel-case lots, though official specs confirm non-corrosive properties. • Bullet and Case: Features a 123-grain bi-metal jacketed FMJ projectile in a steel casing with a Berdan primer.

A: Hi David and welcome. No, this is a non-corrosive load. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Sterling Ammunition 7.62x39mm 123 Grain Full Metal Jacket Steel Case is non-corrosive. • Manufacturer & Retailer Specs: Sterling (manufactured in Turkey by Turac) and major distributors explicitly list and advertise this load as non-corrosive with modern, non-hygroscopic primers. • Case & Primer Construction: It features a steel casing (typically Berdan-primed) and a bi-metal FMJ projectile.