PMC 762A Bronze 7.62x39mm 123gr FMJ Ammunition - 20rd Box

The PMC 762A Bronze delivers consistent performance for 7.62x39mm platforms with precision-manufactured 123-grain full metal jacket projectiles. This non-corrosive ammunition provides reliable feeding and extraction across AK-pattern rifles and other 7.62x39mm firearms.

What Makes This Different

PMC's Bronze line uses boxer-primed brass cases that resist corrosion better than steel-cased alternatives. The 123-grain FMJ bullet weight matches military specifications while delivering flatter trajectories than heavier projectiles. Quality control standards ensure consistent powder charges and bullet seating depth for predictable accuracy.

Key Features

• 123-grain full metal jacket bullets for reliable expansion and penetration
• Boxer-primed brass cases allow for reloading and corrosion resistance
• Non-corrosive powder and primers extend barrel life
• Consistent muzzle velocity around 2,350 fps from 16-inch barrels
• Compatible with all 7.62x39mm chambered rifles and carbines
• Factory-fresh ammunition with quality control testing
• Packaged in 20-round boxes for convenient range sessions

Range testing shows consistent groupings at 100 yards with minimal velocity deviation between rounds. The brass cases extract cleanly from semi-automatic actions without leaving residue buildup common with lacquered steel cases. This ammunition functions reliably in temperatures from -20°F to 140°F, making it suitable for year-round training and competition use.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 7.62x39mm
• Bullet Weight: 123 grains
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Case Material: Boxer-primed brass
• Muzzle Velocity: ~2,350 fps (16" barrel)
• Muzzle Energy: ~1,500 ft-lbs
• Primer Type: Non-corrosive
• Quantity: 20 rounds per box
• Manufacturer: PMC (Precision Made Cartridges)

PMC's reputation for consistent quality control and precise manufacturing makes this ammunition a smart choice for shooters who demand reliability. The brass cases and non-corrosive components justify the premium over steel-cased alternatives through extended equipment life and reloading potential.