The PMC Bronze 7.62x39 123 Grain FMJ delivers reliable, consistent performance for high-volume shooting sessions without breaking the bank — making it one of the most trusted value-priced rifle rounds on the market today.
- 123 grain full metal jacket bullet for consistent feed and reliable cycling
- Muzzle velocity of 2,350 fps for flat trajectory and dependable accuracy
- Brass-cased and Boxer-primed for easy reloading after firing
- Designed for AK-pattern rifles, SKS carbines, and other 7.62x39 platforms
- PMC's stringent quality control ensures lot-to-lot consistency downrange
- 20 rounds per box — ideal for range sessions and stockpiling by the case
Who This Is For
This ammunition is a perfect match for competitive shooters, recreational plinkers, and AK or SKS owners who put a lot of rounds through their rifles and need an affordable, reliable load they can count on. Whether you're building fundamental marksmanship skills at the range or keeping your rifle running smoothly during extended practice, PMC Bronze 7.62x39 delivers the performance and value to keep you shooting longer without second-guessing your ammo.
Specifications
| Brand | PMC |
|---|---|
| Line | Bronze |
| Caliber | 7.62x39mm |
| Bullet Weight | 123 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Muzzle Velocity | 2,350 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | ~1,505 ft-lbs |
| Casing Material | Brass |
| Primer Type | Boxer |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Country of Origin | South Korea |
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles are compatible with PMC Bronze 7.62x39 ammunition?
PMC Bronze 7.62x39 is designed to function reliably in any firearm chambered for the 7.62x39mm cartridge. This includes popular AK-47 and AKM-pattern rifles, AK-style pistols, the SKS carbine, and several bolt-action and semi-automatic platforms chambered in this caliber. Always verify your specific firearm's compatibility with brass-cased ammunition before purchasing.
Is PMC Bronze 7.62x39 brass-cased and reloadable?
Yes — PMC Bronze ammunition uses high-quality brass cases with Boxer primers, making it fully reloadable for handloaders. This is a significant advantage over steel-cased alternatives and adds long-term value for shooters who reload their own ammunition to save money or fine-tune performance.
How does the FMJ bullet perform for target shooting versus hunting?
The full metal jacket design is optimized for target shooting, training, and plinking — it feeds reliably, maintains consistent accuracy, and is cost-effective for high-volume use. For hunting applications, FMJ bullets are generally not recommended as they do not reliably expand upon impact. Hunters should look for soft point or hollow point loads designed specifically for ethical, effective terminal performance on game.
- Caliber:
- 7.62x39mm
- Bullet Weight:
- 123 GR
- Bullet Type:
- FMJ
- Purpose:
- Range/Target
- Type:
- Rifle Ammunition
- Box Quantity:
- 20
- Case Quantity:
- 500
- Lead Free:
- No