SKS Ammo

[Ricki Bobby]

Where can a guy buy ammo for an SKS besides Cabelas? Apparently Cabelas is unable to get any of the surplus ammo?

[Nyksta]

The non-chain stores usually have lots. And many canadian firearm online stores have plenty. Where are you located?

[openfire]

Canadian Tire

[Ricki Bobby]

Originally Posted by Nyksta

The non-chain stores usually have lots. And many canadian firearm online stores have plenty. Where are you located?

I’m in the Edmonton area

[Attilathecanuk]

Swamp Donkey Outdoors.

[madatter]

Lots of places on line to buy too if you are not in a hurry....ship right to your door.

[DiabeticKripple]

I know Wolverine in Red Deer has like 50 crates for $380

[3freewheels]

Canada Ammo. $349.99 for 1000 rounds. Made in Canada, non corrosive and free shipping.

[pistolero1860]

Originally Posted by Ricki Bobby

Where can a guy buy ammo for an SKS besides Cabelas? Apparently Cabelas is unable to get any of the surplus ammo?

Oh, they can get it, I think. I just don't think that they want to buy it by the crate. They used to sell what they called "Battle Bricks" of around 100 rounds in the Ukrainian military 20 round boxes, but that stopped.

[CMichaud]

Originally Posted by 3freewheels

Canada Ammo. $349.99 for 1000 rounds. Made in Canada, non corrosive and free shipping.

Haven't seen cheap 7.62x39 at CanadaAmmo in sometime

[Drewski Canuck]

So you want cheap SKS Ammo?

Most of the Baltics which are NATO members are garrisoned because of Russian expansion. So is Poland.

The free part of the Ukraine is garrisoned because of Russian expansion, and desperately trying to stop a Russian "land bridge" to Crimea.

There are NATO soldiers in these Countries, but they are not going to be the meat shields if the Russians become aggressive. It will be the locals.

Is the surplus SKS 7.62 x 39 corrosive ammo any good? Not by Western standards, but it is cheap and fun to shoot!

But for some poor soldier staring across at a formidable threat with the order to hold the line, with Soviet era equipment in hand, he is holding on to every round he can find.

So until things straighten out over there, the supply has dried up.

Drewski

[darren32]

Originally Posted by Drewski Canuck

with Soviet era equipment in hand, he is holding on to every round he can find.

So until things straighten out over there, the supply has dried up.

Drewski

I suppose that is why you can't get anything from tulammocanada these days ??
Have tired to purchase a few times over the last couple of months and when I click on "shop now" is says "category not found".

I have used a bunch of their 7.62x39 and .223. It's decent non corrosive ammo for the price if you don't mind steel cases.

[darren32]

Originally Posted by darren32

I suppose that is why you can't get anything from tulammocanada these days ??
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A quick phone call solved that mystery.... they said "sanctions, we are not allowed to import anything, check back at the end of the year" in a heavy Russian accent LOL

[kostianych]

Originally Posted by 3freewheels

Canada Ammo. $349.99 for 1000 rounds. Made in Canada, non corrosive and free shipping.

Google and read reviews......check CGN for feedback.....

[shiz]

Trip down to Calgary to Things Military.