S&B 7.62×39 SP is a hunting cartridge loaded with an 8.0 g soft-point bullet. Its 124-grain lead-core projectile is designed to expand on impact, distinguishing it from a non-expanding FMJ training bullet. Suitable for use Hunting firearms chambered in 7.62×39 Hunting where permitted by applicable regulations Short hunting distances Users who prefer a soft-point bullet Firearms approved for factory 7.62×39 ammunition Why choose S&B 7.62×39 SP? 8.00 g / 124 gr soft-point bullet Expanding bullet construction Muzzle velocity of 743 m/s Muzzle energy of 2208 J Factory brass case Conventional lead-core projectile 20 cartridges per box Technical specifications Calibre: 7.62×39 Bullet type: SP Bullet weight: 8.00 g / 124 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.238 / G7 0.120 Sectional density: 0.183 lb/in² Cartridge length: 56.00 mm Total cartridge weight: 17.5 g Test-barrel length: 520 mm Intended use: Hunting Ballistic data Muzzle: 743 m/s and 2208 J 100 m: 627 m/s and 1573 J 200 m: 522 m/s and 1088 J 300 m: 425 m/s and 721 J 400 m: 339 m/s and 460 J Trajectory reference 50 m: +0.1 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –20.3 cm 300 m: –77.2 cm 400 m: –189.5 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 145 m Packaging Cartridges per box: 20 Cartridges per shipping case: 600 Box dimensions: 58 × 127 × 26 mm Approximate box weight: 0.37 kg Frequently asked questions What is the difference between SP and FMJ? An SP bullet is designed to expand on impact. FMJ is a non-expanding bullet primarily used for training. Can this cartridge be used in every 7.62 mm firearm? No. It may be used only in a firearm specifically marked 7.62×39. Does the trajectory become considerably more curved beyond 100 metres? With a 100 m zero, the manufacturer lists 20.3 cm of drop at 200 m and 77.2 cm at 300 m. Recommended products 7.62×39 FMJ training ammunition Alternative 7.62×39 hunting loads Riflescopes and mounting systems Shooting targets Rifle-cleaning equipment When is S&B 7.62×39 SP the right choice? This loading suits a 7.62×39 hunting firearm when an expanding soft-point bullet is required instead of non-expanding FMJ. Suitability for the intended game must be determined under applicable regulations. Expert recommendation Confirm the rifle’s point of impact before hunting and account for the increasingly curved trajectory beyond 100 metres. Use only distances at which the point of impact has been reliably verified. Soft-point 7.62×39 hunting ammunition S&B 7.62×39 SP 8.0 g combines a 124-grain soft-point bullet, a muzzle velocity of 743 m/s and 2208 J of muzzle energy.
S&B 7.62×39 SP is a hunting cartridge loaded with an 8.0 g soft-point bullet. Its 124-grain lead-core projectile is designed to expand on impact, distinguishing it from a non-expanding FMJ training bullet. Suitable for use Hunting firearms chambered in 7.62×39 Hunting where permitted by applicable regulations Short hunting distances Users who prefer a soft-point bullet Firearms approved for factory 7.62×39 ammunition Why choose S&B 7.62×39 SP? 8.00 g / 124 gr soft-point bullet Expanding bullet construction Muzzle velocity of 743 m/s Muzzle energy of 2208 J Factory brass case Conventional lead-core projectile 20 cartridges per box Technical specifications Calibre: 7.62×39 Bullet type: SP Bullet weight: 8.00 g / 124 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.238 / G7 0.120 Sectional density: 0.183 lb/in² Cartridge length: 56.00 mm Total cartridge weight: 17.5 g Test-barrel length: 520 mm Intended use: Hunting Ballistic data Muzzle: 743 m/s and 2208 J 100 m: 627 m/s and 1573 J 200 m: 522 m/s and 1088 J 300 m: 425 m/s and 721 J 400 m: 339 m/s and 460 J Trajectory reference 50 m: +0.1 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –20.3 cm 300 m: –77.2 cm 400 m: –189.5 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 145 m Packaging Cartridges per box: 20 Cartridges per shipping case: 600 Box dimensions: 58 × 127 × 26 mm Approximate box weight: 0.37 kg Frequently asked questions What is the difference between SP and FMJ? An SP bullet is designed to expand on impact. FMJ is a non-expanding bullet primarily used for training. Can this cartridge be used in every 7.62 mm firearm? No. It may be used only in a firearm specifically marked 7.62×39. Does the trajectory become considerably more curved beyond 100 metres? With a 100 m zero, the manufacturer lists 20.3 cm of drop at 200 m and 77.2 cm at 300 m. Recommended products 7.62×39 FMJ training ammunition Alternative 7.62×39 hunting loads Riflescopes and mounting systems Shooting targets Rifle-cleaning equipment When is S&B 7.62×39 SP the right choice? This loading suits a 7.62×39 hunting firearm when an expanding soft-point bullet is required instead of non-expanding FMJ. Suitability for the intended game must be determined under applicable regulations. Expert recommendation Confirm the rifle’s point of impact before hunting and account for the increasingly curved trajectory beyond 100 metres. Use only distances at which the point of impact has been reliably verified. Soft-point 7.62×39 hunting ammunition S&B 7.62×39 SP 8.0 g combines a 124-grain soft-point bullet, a muzzle velocity of 743 m/s and 2208 J of muzzle energy.
