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| Cartridge | 454 Casull |
|---|---|
| Grain Weight | 325 Grains |
| Quantity | 500 Round |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1330 Feet Per Second |
| Muzzle Energy | 1277 Foot Pounds |
| Bullet Style | Flat Nose |
| Lead Free | No |
| Case Type | Brass |
| Primer | Boxer |
| Corrosive | No |
| Reloadable | Yes |
50 Round Box
Specifications: F AC 9-2N
Caliber: 9mm ( Auto, Luger, Parabellum, 9x19mm)
Bullet Weight: 115 Grain
Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket Projectile (FMJ)
Rounds: 50 Rounds per Box
Muzzle Velocity: 1097 FPS
| Brand | Defender |
| Caliber | 45 ACP |
| Model | **REMAN** |
| Bullet Weight | 230 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket |
Caliber: .300 Remington Ultra Magnum
Number of Rounds: 500
Bullet Type: Gilding Metal eXpanding (GMX)
Bullet Weight: 180 grain
| Cartridge | 454 Casull |
|---|---|
| Grain Weight | 260 Grains |
| Quantity | 500 Round |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1798 Feet Per Second |
| Muzzle Energy | 1867 Foot Pounds |
| Bullet Style | Full Metal Jacket |
| Lead Free | No |
| Case Type | Brass |
| Primer | Boxer |
| Corrosive | No |
| Reloadable | Yes |
| Test Barrel Length | 7.5 Inches |
| Brand | Federal |
| Caliber | 40 S&W |
| Model | Champion Training |
| Bullet Weight | 180 Grain |
| Brand | Fiocchi |
| Caliber | 44 Magnum |
| Model | 44XTP25 |
| Bullet Weight | 240 Grain |
Barrel Length: 10.5″
Barrel Profile: A2
Gas System: Carbine-Length
Barrel Steel: 4150V Chrome Moly Vanadium
Barrel Finish: Phosphate
Chrome Lining: No
Muzzle Thread: 1/2×28
Chamber: 5.56 NATO
Twist Rate: 1:7
Barrel Extension: M4
Diameter at Gas Block: .750
Barrel Length: 10.5″
Barrel Profile: A2
Gas System: Carbine-length
Barrel Steel: 4150V Chrome Moly Vanadium
Barrel Finish: Phosphate
Chrome Lining: No
Muzzle Thread: 1/2-28
Chamber: 5.56 NATO
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7.62×39 and the 7.62×39 along with The 7.62×51 NATO are two very different cartridges. Each cartridge comes with distinct advantages and disadvantages according to the purpose for which you intend to use it.
The purpose in this piece is to educate the reader of these distinctions to help you choose the right rifle caliber for your requirements. This article will not be “crowning the winner” because they all excel in their particular field.
Now that we have that out of way, let’s look at the comparisons of these exceptional military cartridges!
If you are comparing two cartridges it is recommended to examine the cartridge’s case to gain some insights.
The first thing to do is we need to address the main issue that I hear from handloaders who are new. The 7.62×39 doesn’t fire the .308″ in diameter, but rather an 0.312″ diameter bullet. 0.312″.
This can cause a lot of confusion due to the nomenclatureused: 7.62×39 as opposed to 7.62×51 NATO.
Based on their name alone, you’d be able to assume that they shoot exactly the same diameter…but they do not!
This is a difficult topic to comprehend the first time , which is why I thought I’d start by bringing it up.
Another significant difference between these 2 rifles revolvers lies in the differences of the capacity of the cartridge. The 308 Winchester is almost 40% more capacity in the case when compared with that of the Russian 7.62×39 (56 grams against 35.6gr).
This makes sense since this is a good thing since the 308 Winchester cartridge case is more than half an inch longer in comparison to its Russian counterpart. A longer cartridge means more capacity.
This extra charge will impact the recoil, range, as well as the trajectory of the vehicle, which we’ll be discussing below.
Finally, there is the maximum pressure difference, since it is the case that the 308 Winchester has the capacity to take on 17,000 pounds more than 7.62×39.
Recoil is an issue that many shooters fret about, but not so much due to physical discomfort (though it could be a concern) However, they are more concerned in the case of follow-up shots. When compared to a rifle that has less recoil, a cartridge with more felt recoil is likely to push the muzzle away from the target quicker, which can slow subsequent shots.
Recoil felt by the user is directly correlated with the rifle’s mass, weight of the bullet pressure, charge of powder, along with the shooting stance.
In this kind of comparison, there’s absolutely no competition. I’m fairly certain that you already know which rifle is likely to be more recoil-inducing.
The 308 Winchester has almost 2.5 times more recoil felt that the 7.62×39.
On average 7.62×51 NATO will, on average 7.62×51 NATO will have a recoil that is felt of around 22 ft/lbs, while the 7.62×39 recoil is about 8.7 ft/lbs. This is an “night or day” sort of distinction!
Follow-up shots are faster thanks to the 7.62×39 and the shoulder wear will be much smaller.
308 Winchester 308 Winchester dwarfs the 7.62×39 in terms of cartridge dimensions. This implies this means that this 308 Win is going to shoot heavier bullets with greater pressure, velocity as well as muzzle power. All of this leads to more recoil felt.
What do you think about the 308 Winchester’s recoil too injurious? I’d say not at least.
A mature marksman shouldn’t be able to handle the 308 Win recoil force However, younger or smaller frame shooters may.
If you’re just beginning to learn about shooting or a parent training your child, or just a little intolerant to recoil, you may want to look at the 7.62×39 before you purchase the 308 Winchester. If not you’ll find that the 7.62×51 NATO recoil is very easy to manage.
Accuracy is a difficult area to discuss since it is largely dependent on the type of platform and the shooter. But, I’m going venture out on a limb here and state that the 308 Winchester is going to be the most accurate cartridge generally.
Before all my 7.62×39 shooters are activated Let me clarify.
As you’ll discover in the ballistics sections below The 308 simply has superior ballistics. It has a more streamlined trajectory, a higher muzzle velocity, more powerful supersonic limits and the highest ballistic coefficient.
Another factor that affects accuracy is the material used in cartridge cases. As we mentioned, nearly all 7.62×39 ammunition is made of steel. It is possible to find the steel case number 308 Winchester ammo, however the majority of ammo is brass.
To cut a long tale short Brass is more malleable than steel, and can create an improved seal around the chamber once the cartridge is fired. This seal will mean that less gasses escape into the chamber and powder will burn more evenly.
Ammo from steel cases doesn’t deform in firing, and sealing around the chamber will be smaller, which means that more gasses will be released back into the chamber.
In the same way accuracy is directly linked to consistency, and it’s my opinion that factory average 308 ammo will be more accurate than any other ammunition that is not match quality 7.62×39 ammo.
A trajectory can be described as the measurement of the bullet’s course when it is in flight. We can measure this in terms of the distance the bullet travels at a certain distance.
We’re a little limited with choices for bullet weights on the 7.62×39 since the bullet weight of 123 gr is the only choice.
To get 308 Win there’s plenty of different bullets with different grain weights to pick from, however to focus on this review, we’ll restrict it to the 150g option.
If both rifles have an a 20 yard zero distance, the performance for 300 yards is pretty similar. The 308 is slightly less, in the range of -8.5″ in comparison to the -14″ in the 7.62×39. But, this is the place where the bottom of the barrel falls out.
As we approach the 400-yard line The 308 is able to break away and that additional muzzle velocity of the larger powder charge is really paying off. At 400 yards the 308 will have fallen by 26″ in comparison to the 7.62×39 will be crashing down to -44″.
The 7.62×39 is bleeding at the moment and is almost the speed of sound at around 400 yards. Meanwhile, the 308 is simply rolling through yards markers.
The supersonic limit of a bullet is the area in which its velocity is lower than the sound speed (1125 feet per second). When a bullet is subsonic, its accuracy is severely affected.
In general the 7.62×39 will subsonic after 500 yards. The 308 Winchester won’t even consider thinking about subsonic speed until it reaches 1000 yards.
With its more powerful powder charge and higher powder charge, the 308 Winchester has a considerably greater range and a shorter trajectory as compared to the 7.62×39.
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