Description

This ammo is Yugoslavian surplus M67 7.762×39 from 1980 to 1993 (the newest seen so far). The crate and ammo were produced by now modern day Igman in Bosnia. Cartridges have the headstamp and crate markings of “ИК”. Igman first began producing ammunition in 1950 when Joseph Broz Tito created the company and has continuously produced ammunition since its incorporation.

This ammunition is corrosive, brass, and berdan primed. Since this ammo is 30-40+ years old, some parts of the crates may be broken including handles and latches, as well as chipped and damaged wood. Most crates have had their latches sealed shut, and will be shipped out as such. The cans inside of the crates are expected to be sealed, but due to the nature of surplus ammunition, we cannot guarantee that at this time if the crate itself has been sealed. We currently are unable to offer hand picked crates outside of the chosen manufacturer.

Yugoslavian 7.62x39mm 123gr M67 FMJ cartridges are made with brass cases and 123gr Full Metal Jacketed bullets. Surplus 7.62x39mm M67 123gr is perfect for the range as the Full Metal Jacketed bullet is the go to for nearly any scenario you may face. Each 1260 round crate is packaged and sealed with 84 cardboard boxes inside.

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Made in the former SFR Yugoslavia. Imported by Wild Horse Ammo to keep your prices as low as possible.