7.62x54r – 182 Gr Match FMJ – PPU (PPM7) – 200 Rounds

Want tighter groups from your Mosin-Nagant, SVT-40, or Dragunov-pattern rifle? Pick up this 200 round case of PPU Match PPM7 7.62x54R 182 grain FMJ ammo from Prvi Partizan.

This is not ordinary surplus-grade plinking ammo. PPU builds its Match line with tight production tolerances, carefully selected powders, consistent primers, and a final inspection of every lot. The 182 grain full metal jacket boat tail bullet is long and streamlined, so it resists wind drift and holds its velocity well downrange. The boat tail base also reduces drag, which keeps the bullet stable as it approaches the transonic range. PPU rates it at 2,625 fps and 2,784 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. That is enough to stay supersonic past 800 yards, which makes this load a great match for long range steel and precision shooting with a scoped Mosin or a PSL.

Most 7.62x54R on the market is steel-cased or corrosive surplus from the Soviet era. That ammo is cheap, but accuracy is inconsistent and cleanup is a chore. This load gives precision shooters a clean, consistent alternative. The 7.62x54R, sometimes called the 7.62x54mmR or 7.62 Russian, is one of the oldest military cartridges still in service, dating back to 1891. It is chambered in the Mosin-Nagant M91/30 and M44, SVT-40, Dragunov SVD, PSL, Tigr, and Saiga rifles.

Whether you shoot competition or just want to see what your rifle can really do, a 200 round case gives you plenty for load testing, practice, and matches. This is target ammunition, not intended for hunting. Buying one case from a single lot also keeps your velocity and point of impact consistent from session to session, which is exactly what you want when you are building long range data.

This imported ammo is new production, brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. Unlike most 7.62x54R, the fired brass is reloadable. Each box holds 20 rounds, and ten boxes make up this 200 round case.