PSA Steel Case Ammo Update - Your Questions Answered 7.62x39 5.45x39 7.62x54r Ammo Shortage Solved? 

wait what was the release date for 762x39, I missed it I think

Same here

They usually have free shipping on any orders over 150

@hondaservicecenter I have never had this happen to me. Over 20 orders $250+.

Same

I'm stoked. I'll finally buy PSA AK105 when I can actually buy ammo. I've bought around the gun simply because of ammo supply

Same

Me too

I just paid $98 with tax for a single box of small pistol primers.

Good question

Eventually. Not for a good while.

This

@@2pugman80$ for 1000 bass pro

Those who follow my Locals community get frequent alerts when it is in stock 👍

I bet they will

They seem to be catering towards the combloc calibers so I would expect the 7.62 Tok.

All my ARs gobble up steel cased ammo. Never had any issues with it. But Barnaul was definitely the best. 🤠

Cool! No prob 👍

Zero with full power 5.56, fight with full power 5.56, and train with cheap ammo.

Man I shot one round of .223 steel cased and I had to bang out the shell! It’s a piston driven Ruger 556, I can only use brass in it. My S&W eats anything it just wants to eat

Lube the bcg and the bolt lugs. Preferably with thick grease. If it's a new rifle, give it between 100-500 rounds break in and it might work better with steel. Use a paint can opener to take out a stuck case. @@gunztommiegunz

Shit even if its like tula or wolf id be happy. Barnaul would be great.

I can only hope it'll at least be on par with Barnaul. We've desperately needed domestic steel-cased ammo manufacturers since the Russian ammo ban. Hopefully PSA's will be good stuff and they can expand their factory to keep up with the high demand in time.

My pawnshop had 10 boxes of 500 rounds of Barnaul 223 for 300. I got one was it a good deal? If so I want to get more.

@@loganj7783wait you paid $300 for 500rds of steel case 223??? You DEFINITELY did NOT get a good deal if that’s the case. Should be able to buy a case(1000rds) of steel case 223 for $350

Yeah I've never had an AR that won't run steel cased ammo

Well not anymore I just checked their website and they are not reasonable at all I can get it shipped cheaper than what they sell it for and AAC ammo isn’t proven yet so I was expecting lower prices… boy was I wrong 😑

LOL

Thank you!

Nice! You are welcome 👍

Yeah i'd likely get one as well. Who knows... that said Slagga a US company is working on one but it is slow going. I hope it comes to fruition, but there is at least one working proto we've seen in video which is fantastic.

@@mikhailgregovszki7478where’s the video at?

No problem 👍

I agree! If you join my Locals community, I share links to PSA, which help keep this channel going, and PSA as well.

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I do tons of positive videos. We were having a lot of fun in my Locals livestream last night. Joking around and having a blast.

Except for James Bond--he only lives twice.

You are welcome! I have some of the 7.62x39 coming in a couple days. Stay tuned....

I am going to stick with 5.56 and 7.6x39 5.45 offers no additional advantages to the common traditional American cartages.

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Why lacquer? As opposed to the polymer coating? I thought most people complained the lacquer stuff got sticky in a hot gun. I don't ever really recall having issues with it myself but I know I read about that more than once.

Lacquer resists rust 100 times better than "poly coated" But it can stick too.

@@2aEdu no doubt brother thanks for the continued visits to PALMETTO STATE ARMORY. And keeping us informed about the types of ammo and what how they are going to be made of. Because besides your information. I've been hearing down the pipeline that psa will be making 545 and 762. But never heard when or if they still had it in motion or not. But in my oppinion I prefer lacquer coated ammo as much as I do brass. But would 100% rather run steel cased thru my aks. But definitely have had my fingers crossed hoping someone would produce 545x39 for us.

@@2aEdu what can stick? The rust or stick in the chamber

@@mikhailgregovszki7478 I've run thousands and thousands of rounds of lacquer coated ammo thru my aks thru the years. And not once I've had the coating melt off and stick. Even running high round count courses. I've had my aks so hot there smoking and it never has been a issue. But lacquer coated rounds are just as slick as brass cased from my experience. And another reason is usually lacquer coated ammo is military grade and loaded alot hotter than commercial grade plain grey steel rounds. And your guns run alot cleaner with the lacquer coated rounds. Your internals don't get half as dirty as non lacquer coated. It's safe to say the inside of your guns no matter the caliber. You have to clean your gun 3 times more running non lacquer coated compared to laquer coated. Lacquer coated is the way to go in my oppinion. But I've seen people talking crap about it too. But I've never seen it between me and all the people I shoot with

Thanks!

Thanks man!

Yeah I'm not sure calling it soviet arms is the best idea. I mean plenty of us will be fine but I also think that may scare some people away. Maybe have two brands? I don't know.... I say just use the same AAC or even PSA brand, the community will spread the word and make it known if it is good stuff.

I hope so too!

No prob 👍

I agree!

Thank you!

Most calibers that are manufactured with a steel cased round are chambered for a firearm that those county officials would like to ban.

Me too, I have close to 10K rounds of un opened tins that have been sitting in the corner of my garage since the late 80's early 90's.

​@@mikehenry4743no not oin the garage!😮😵

Yeah. I got a notification that the PSA stuff was in stock. It was gone when I read the email an hour later.

@@2aEduI signed up for an email update when it gets back in, Im looking forward to trying it. PSA has been killing it lately.

My wife's M&P15 has lived on a steady diet of steel cased. AR bros are just weird about steel cased for no reason.

It has been released. It just sells out almost immediately