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How much 5.45x39 surplus is out there?

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  • Adionik

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    I know this is slightly rhetorical, but can someone not wearing a tin foil hat tell me if this stuff will dry up soon...or take a while? I know it's dirt cheap right now.
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    dobarker

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    Just judging on how long 7.62x39 lasted way cheap before it began the slow trickle up, I would say that the 5.45x39 would last for 5-10 years. Thats just my estimate taking into account the hoarders out there as well.
    The 5.45x39 along with the 7.62x39 was made in bulk for the cold war and we haven't even scratched the top of that supply.
     

    Texas42

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    Just judging on how long 7.62x39 lasted way cheap before it began the slow trickle up, I would say that the 5.45x39 would last for 5-10 years. Thats just my estimate taking into account the hoarders out there as well.
    The 5.45x39 along with the 7.62x39 was made in bulk for the cold war and we haven't even scratched the top of that supply.

    Kind of a weird thought. . . . shooting ammo intended to go to war with our own country.
     
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