This 7.62×39 cartridge by Prvi Partizan sports a 123 grain projectile, the same weight as the original Soviet M43 bullet in its caliber. This bullet is practical for hunting and self-defense owing to its soft point — its core is exposed at its tip, enabling it to deform and widen while penetrating a soft target in order to create a more debilitating wound channel. This bullet’s rounded nose profile causes it it to deliver greater energy upon impact, as well as penetrate tougher barriers with relative ease.

Unlike much Russian-made AK-47 ammunition, this Serbian cartridge features a brass casing which makes it ideal for multiple handloading projects. Its non-corrosive Boxer primer further suits it for reloading, and its propellant burns clean to produce a fast 2,640 fps muzzle velocity that complements both its bullet’s accuracy as well as its devastating terminal performance. These 20 rounds equate to a very powerful full magazine for your Kalashnikov.