Subsonic x39 bullets

[T4rdV4rk]

Im trying to load subsonic for a Galil in 7.62 x 39

Does anyone know where to get 147 grain bullets?

 

[DadSmith]

Im trying to load subsonic for a Galil in 7.62 x 39

Does anyone know where to get 147 grain bullets?

Is the barrel .308 or .310?

 

[Creedmoor]

Loads of places.
https://www.powdervalley.com/product/prvi-311-303-cal-150-grain-soft-point-boat-tail-50/

 

[T4rdV4rk]

Loads of places.
https://www.powdervalley.com/product/prvi-311-303-cal-150-grain-soft-point-boat-tail-50/

Between comments like "loads of places" and Churchmouse's authoritarian rule, I'm about to leave INGO.

Every question i ask, someone comes and says "use the search function" or some belittling comment.

INGO is a bunch of old internet commando gatekeepers at this point. 10 years ago people were way nicer on here.

 

[T4rdV4rk]

Is the barrel .308 or .310?

.310

 

[Creedmoor]

Between comments like "loads of places" and Churchmouse's authoritarian rule, I'm about to leave INGO.

Every question i ask, someone comes and says "use the search function" or some belittling comment.

INGO is a bunch of old internet commando gatekeepers at this point. 10 years ago people were way nicer on here.

Really, because Googles so hard to use?
Most reloaders would have just checked MidSouth, Midwayusa, Grafs for what ones looking for before posting a I'm to lazy to look for myself thread.
And as a long time reader, 10 years ago they were not nicer on here, nowhere near.

 

[DadSmith]

.310

Speer Hot-Cor Bullets 303 Cal, 7.7mm Japanese (311 Diameter) 150 Grain

Perfect for those long range shots, the Speer Hot-Cor Spitzer has a higher ballistic coefficient and are designed to retain velocity over distance. This...

www.midwayusa.com

This is the cheapest I could find in-stock. It's a SP 150gr though.
If you need a FMJ Creedmoor has the link for the lowest price. Which is odd. SP bullets are usually more expensive.

 

[Greffy]

If it were me, I'd try the Berry's 150 grain TMJFP intended for the 30-30. They may or may not shoot with acceptable accuracy.
Not sure if Berry's will send you a sample, but even if not, pretty sure someone could send you a few to try. Even myself if you need them.

I'd be interested in how you keep them to subsonic velocities.

You might also consider cast and coated bullets like from Missouri bullets. Might be a wider range of weights available there.
I wouldn't see the need to require jacketed, but YMMV. Vmo

 

[AndreusMaximus]

Between comments like "loads of places" and Churchmouse's authoritarian rule, I'm about to leave INGO.

Every question i ask, someone comes and says "use the search function" or some belittling comment.

INGO is a bunch of old internet commando gatekeepers at this point. 10 years ago people were way nicer on here.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

 

[Tactically Fat]

Churchmouse's authoritarian rule, I'm about to leave INGO.

Should we tell him?

 

[Creedmoor]

Should we tell him?

Nope

 

[Creedmoor]

Speer Hot-Cor Bullets 303 Cal, 7.7mm Japanese (311 Diameter) 150 Grain

Perfect for those long range shots, the Speer Hot-Cor Spitzer has a higher ballistic coefficient and are designed to retain velocity over distance. This...

www.midwayusa.com

This is the cheapest I could find in-stock. It's a SP 150gr though.
If you need a FMJ Creedmoor has the link for the lowest price. Which is odd. SP bullets are usually more expensive.

Calling me "Odd" hurts my feeling.

 

[DadSmith]

Calling me "Odd" hurts my feeling.

I kinda worded that wrong. I meant that it's odd to find SP cheaper than FMJ.