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Winchester Metric 7.62x54mm Russian 180 grain Jacketed Soft Point (JSP) Brass Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
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B ig D's Review of Winchester Metric 7.62x54mm Russian 180 grain Jacketed Soft Point (JSP) Brass Centerfire Rifle Ammunition

I purchased this not really knowing what to expect. For the last 16 years I have been using PPV 150gr SPBT, but they seem to have fallen off the market as I cant find them anywhere. I decided to give this ammo a shot, literally. Im using an old russian sniper rifle M44. Most of the PPV I've been shooting seemed to shoot high 8" high at 50 yards and 16" at 100 yards. These did not have that same plane and shot relatively flat for the old girl. At 50 yards I was running a tight 1.5" group. I was thoroughly impressed. The real test was yet to come, will it work on a deer. I had my first chance in early October, a healthy 8pt stepped out at about 7:30pm, he was a mere 30 yards from me, I squeezed that Timney trigger as I put the cross hairs on that shoulder, that round looked like a rocket going out that barrel in the early darkness. Found my 8pt about 30 yards from where I landed the target. That JSP knocked a whole into that buck about the size of a quarter with no exit, which kinda surprised me. Plenty of muzzle energy for deer hunting. Im super thrilled to find a round that shoots fairly flat out of a 74 year old rifle. I wish it didnt take me this long to find this out, as I have missed a whole lot of deer shooting the PPV. They are somewhat costly, so you may want to invest in a laser bore sighter, it will help you in the long run to save on ammo costs. For what I paid for these, I could have purchased four boxes of PPV
Pros:
  • Shoots fairly flat and straight
  • Non corrosive primer
  • Can be reloaded
Cons:
  • Price $$$ - unfortunately good things come out a price.
Best Used for:
  • Deer
Would Recommend: Yes
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