Testing German 7.62x51 10gr Plastic Bullet Ammo for Accuracy + Velocity and Gel Expansion Test

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[@Swampytheroot]

Fun stuff

[@larryjohnson7591]

Thanks for giving me a heads up on this ammo. I have an M1A, C-308, and a Ruger American so I know what to expect now.

[@ColdBoreTactical_LLC]

Sam, that's actually not too shabby of a group at 100yds with plastic, 10 grain projectiles. I'm thinking the Ballistic Coefficient can't be all that great from a plastic bullet. From the looks of the grass on the berm the wind was sporadically gusting from R to L, which would explain the slight horizontal grouping to the left of your point of aim. The velocity is around 1,000 fps faster than a normal 7.62x51, which would also explain why most of your impacts were above the point of aim. Not too shabby!

[@SGAmmo_LLC]

Thank you! I could certainly have done worse!! And The never ending Oklahoma wind does not help at all

[@frankmorris8150]

Will the plastic melt inside the barrel any? Or melt after long strains of fire?

[@SGAmmo_LLC]

not that I know of, I have seen guys using this in GE miniguns as well and those shoot 3000 to 6000 RPM. I'm pretty sure the German engineers at DAG thought this product out and tested it in detail before it was made for the military there

[@WojnarskiWeldingFabricaion]

You may have said it already, but is it brass , steel or plastic cased? And will it work and cycle out of a standard ar 10 or even bolt rifle? Thanks

[@SGAmmo_LLC]

The cartridge case is plastic and the case head is steel. It is not going to cycle anything without major modifications to the firearm due to the light weight projectile and lower pressure. I was going to test in my Remington 700 because I have used it in that a long time ago, but after letting the gun sit for 15 years something went wrong with the striker spring and the gun is not working right so we went to the M1A as plan B. That said it will work in most bolt action rifles, but it may be harder to open and close the bolt than normal, and in rare case the case may stick in the chamber and have to be knocked out wit ha cleaning rod. Issues like this are common, but I have seen it happen after selling this ammo for decades

[@donwyoming1936]

There are German conversion kits so you can use it in G3s. Used to be common on the surplus market.