I do not believe this to be biathlon ammo
and the add is misleading, I don't think biathlon
shooters use 40 gr hollow point ammo lol.
I believe it's just std v hunting plinking ammo.

 

Thanks for the heads up MS. I put 1,000 rounds - two bricks - for $101 in the cart but when shipping was calculated at $30 I cancelled the order. I also wrote them a note and explained that I considered that gouging. Last week I received FIVE bricks from MO and shipping was $20.75. I refuse to deal with companies that increase profit by charging excessive shipping.

 

PSA - Recommend not buying. Been there, bought some, will not again. And I really wanted this stuff to be good!

Accuracy is below average out of my 7-2, but at least the Russian bolt can extract the casings.
The are definately a hotter load and since I shoot suppressed, was disappointed that about half of them went supersonic. No go for me on that front.



Figured I'd use it in my semi auto pistol, but that was a no go as well.
Problem is some of the casing widths are a bit 'fat' and will wedge themselves into the chamber for a serious FTE. Took me a while at the range to pry a spent shell out of my Ruger 22/45 with a blade screwdriver.
Tossed them into the ammo box with the Thunderbolts.

YMMV, but for me - 2 out of 10, won't buy again.

 

Buying Russian ammo at this of all times because.... ?

 

I have 3 russian made rifles and I collect
Russian ammo.
But yah shipping is kind of hi, I paid 20 bucks shipping.
The best deal on ammo now is direct from
Norma Tac 22 pretty good stuff in all my
rifles and free shipping over 150 bucks.
I have shot allot of Russian ammo and is
some fickle stuff shoots good one week then
not so good 2 weeks later.
I only shoot at 25 and 50 yards and mostly
shoot Russian ammo in Russian made rifles.
But my 2 Cz rifles shoot it just fine.
Well see

 

Ukraine invasion? Rape, torture, murder of civilian non-combatants, including children?

Nothing Russian made for me.

This is not political, but statements of fact. The facts are key to the discussion as the OP mentioned more than a just a brand of ammo, the OP highlighted the ammo's country of origin.

No doubt the profits from the civilian sale of ammo supports the production of ammo used to promulgate the atrocities in Ukraine.

 

I've never bought anything Russian.

I just figured it would be lesser quality.........like the Russian army.

 

Keep thinking that. LoL

 

I thought the importation of russian ammo has been banned for maybe a year now but the thread is titled "New Russian Ammo". New to you, recently imported or stuff that has been in the pipeline for a while?

 

I would guess your last option: that it's been sitting in a warehouse for a while.

 

There is nothing made in Russia that was ever made to high tolerances. From equipment to cars, tractors, tools, guns or anything else, they are always the crudest, wide tolerance stuff you will ever find. Russia and Good Quality will never be found in the same sentence.Thus I have never been a fan of Russian made anything, and that was before all the disreputable activities of recent times.

 

I'm no fan of Russia living in a country that's 20% occupied by them.
However, that statement is completely wrong. Ive handled, shot, worked on and refurbished Russian firearms and they are just as good as US counterparts. Judging apples to apples here. Do some research.

Also....Google "firearms made in Russia" and firearms made in Canada" lmao

 

Despicable activities might be more descriptive than just disreputable activities.

 

Yep ammo is new to me.
I have no idea when it was made ?
Though this was a Russian RFC forum
and I could come here and not get raked
over the coals on GEO politics.
Maybe the administrators shouldn't have
a Russian forum on RFC..

 

on my numerous work visits to Russia and China, I saw many pieces of sophisticated and high quality machining equip made there, they both are very capable of very high tolerance work.

 

Very true my friend

 

Midwest Swiss
Where did you find it? I’ve never seen that ?
I’ve got some of temp from Russia that shoots rather well.

 

You can buy the EXAXT .22 lr. here TUNDRA LLC - YOUR AMMO SUPPLIER

I shot four boxes today and gave a few boxes away to friends to try out. I had to wear rubber gloves, These things are greasy. The grease was also on the brass.

We didn't shoot at paper we shot at exploding targets.

 

Here is last years review of new to me Russian ammo I bough last year 2021.

Found some new Russian ammo.

If interested not like the old days in the 90's of there ammo being 1/2 price of the ammo on the market at the time. https://www.ammunitiondepot.com/cjsc22lr50-kspz-22-lr-40-grain-solid-point.html I ordered 250 rounds too try out....what the heck. ;) Shot some of my old stock of Russian ammo...

www.rimfirecentral.com

 

https://new.kspz.ru/catalog/malokalibernye/

That is the currant Russian ammo made now in Russia I think.
I received my fresh to me EXAKT ammo about an hour ago.
Did do a little look up on this ammo and the specs on this ammo is group spread of 28MM @ 50 meters.
So yah it is bottom rung hunting, plinking ammo....even the open box wish's me good luck LOL
So I hope to test tomorrow morning.

 

Yep I am not a fan of Russian government and backwards thinking and what they are trying to
do in Ukraine....just terrible
Russia is trying to bring back the old Warsaw pact.
I am a big into history and ( hold the line Ukraine and send them packing back home)
Yes Russia can make good equipment if they want too.

 

I did test some in my CZ 452 Varmint this morning, was done shooting serious and the rifle
was all set up.
Only shot @ 25 yards with the CZ Varmint this go around, didn't shoot to bad.
Also shot some Norma Tac 22 for a comparison.
Don't no why there is two of same picture....oh well lol

 

The OLD Wolf M/E would hold it's own as a backup to any Eley MATCH I've ever had. Tula primers as far as I'm concerned stand 2nd to none in being consistent and tough above any US made primer. Never liked their politics never will, but they do/did make some good products.