Tula Ammo 7.62×39 1000rnd Case

Product Description

The Tula Ammo 7.62×39 1000rnd Case is a full case of 7.62×39 ammunition manufactured by Tula Cartridge Works in Russia. This case format delivers 1000 rounds in one purchase, suited for shooters who run AK-47s, SKS rifles, and other platforms chambered in 7.62×39. Tula ammunition is steel-cased and uses a Berdan primer, which keeps the per-round cost lower than brass-cased alternatives.

Steel-cased ammunition like Tula works well for range training and plinking. The steel case extracts reliably in most rifle chambers, though some shooters prefer brass for reloading. Berdan primers are not easily reloadable, so this ammunition is best treated as single-use. The trade-off is price per round, making bulk purchases like this case a practical choice for high-volume shooting.

Buying in case quantity means fewer trips to restock and consistent lot performance across all 1000 rounds. The 7.62×39 cartridge remains one of the most popular intermediate rifle rounds worldwide, and Tula has been a consistent source for decades.

Key Facts

• Product Name: Tula Ammo 7.62×39 1000rnd Case
• SKU: Tula-7.62×39-1000
• Caliber: 7.62×39
• Rounds Per Box: 1000 Rounds

Why Shooters Buy Tula 7.62×39 in Bulk

Buying 1000 rounds at once makes sense if you shoot regularly or want to stock up. Bulk purchases reduce the per-round cost and cut down on packaging waste. A single case also means you are working through the same production lot, which can improve consistency during range sessions or zeroing.

Shooters who own multiple AK-pattern rifles or who train frequently often keep at least one case on hand. The 7.62×39 cartridge feeds reliably in semi-automatic platforms, and the steel case handles the heat and pressure without issue in standard firearms designed for it.

What to Know About Steel-Cased Ammunition

Steel cases are harder than brass, so they do not expand and contract in the chamber the same way. Most modern rifles handle steel without problems, but older or match-grade chambers may show more wear over time. The magnetic steel case also means some indoor ranges prohibit it due to backstop concerns, so confirm range rules before you buy in bulk.

Berdan primers use a different anvil design than Boxer primers, making them difficult to decap and reload. If you reload your spent cases, brass-cased ammunition is a better fit. If you shoot and discard, Tula offers a cost advantage that adds up over 1000 rounds.

Tula Ammo vs. Other 7.62×39 Options

Tula competes directly with other imported steel-cased brands in the 7.62×39 space. The main differences between brands come down to primer sealant, case finish, and powder charge consistency. Tula has been in production for decades and remains widely available across the United States, which matters when you need to restock quickly.

Brass-cased 7.62×39 costs more per round but offers easier reloading and sometimes tighter accuracy in precision builds. For general-purpose shooting, the performance gap is narrow. Case quantity also plays a role: buying 1000 rounds locks in your cost and ensures you have enough ammunition for extended range time without frequent reorders.

Buying from Western Sport in Roanoke, TX

Western Sport is a licensed FFL/SOT dealer serving the North Texas and DFW area since 2007. Owner and gunsmith Lance Rankin and his team handle transfers, gunsmithing, and ammunition orders. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm current details or place an order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Tula 7.62×39 good for AK-47 rifles?

A: Yes, Tula 7.62×39 is designed for AK-pattern rifles and other firearms chambered in 7.62×39. The steel case and Berdan primer work reliably in standard semi-automatic actions, and the cartridge dimensions match SAAMI and CIP specifications for the caliber.

Q: Can I reload Tula 7.62×39 ammunition?

A: Tula uses steel cases and Berdan primers, which are difficult to reload compared to brass cases with Boxer primers. Most reloaders skip steel-cased ammunition and focus on brass. If you plan to reload, consider brass-cased 7.62×39 instead.

Q: How much does the Tula 7.62×39 1000 round case weigh?

A: The total weight of the case is not listed. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm the shipping weight if you need it for freight or vehicle load planning.

Q: Will my indoor range allow Tula steel-cased ammo?

A: Some indoor ranges prohibit steel-cased ammunition due to magnetic properties or backstop damage concerns. Check with your range before purchasing in bulk. Steel cases are generally fine at outdoor ranges with dirt or sand backstops.

Q: How does Tula compare to Wolf or Barnaul 7.62×39?

A: Tula, Wolf, and Barnaul all manufacture steel-cased 7.62×39 in Russia using similar processes. Performance differences are small in most rifles. Availability and price per round vary by distributor and production run, so bulk case purchases often come down to what is in stock when you need it.

Q: Can I order the Tula 7.62×39 1000rnd case for pickup in Roanoke?

A: Western Sport is located in Roanoke, Texas, and handles orders by phone and online. Call 817-393-4000 to confirm current ordering and pickup options. As a licensed FFL, Western Sport also processes transfers if you need ammunition shipped from another source.

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