Cent Arms Mke 762Nato 147Gr 20/1000

Century Arms M80 7.62 NATO ammunition in 147-grain full metal jacket is a reliable, affordable choice for rifle shooters who want dependable centerfire rounds without the premium price tag. Whether you're zeroing a hunting rifle, running drills at the range, or stocking up for regular practice, this brass-cased ammo delivers consistent performance across AR-10s, bolt-action rifles, and other 7.62 NATO-chambered firearms. The 147-grain FMJ bullet is a classic military-spec load that prints predictably and cycles reliably in most semi-automatic platforms.

Century Arms has built a reputation for no-nonsense ammunition that does the job. This load uses boxer-primed brass cases, so you can reload if you're into handloading, or simply recycle the brass if you're not. The full metal jacket construction means this round is best suited for range work and training rather than hunting—but for shooters who want to build muscle memory and log rounds downrange without breaking the bank, it's a smart option.

Each box contains 20 rounds; a full case holds 50 boxes (1,000 rounds total), making it easy to stock up for extended range sessions or to keep your ammo locker ready. If you run 7.62 NATO and shoot regularly, having this in your rotation means less time worrying about inventory and more time behind the trigger.

Key Features

• 7.62 NATO (.308 Winchester) centerfire rifle ammunition
• 147-grain full metal jacket bullet
• Brass case, boxer-primed for reload capability
• 20 rounds per box; 50 boxes per case (1,000 rounds)
• Consistent, affordable practice and training load

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifles can I use this ammunition in?

Century Arms M80 7.62 NATO ammo will chamber in any rifle chambered for 7.62 NATO or .308 Winchester. This includes AR-10 rifles, bolt-action platforms, semi-automatic rifles, and other centerfire rifles in these calibers. Always verify your rifle's chambering before loading.

Is this ammunition suitable for hunting?

This is full metal jacket ammunition, which is best suited for range training, practice, and target shooting. FMJ bullets are not recommended for hunting game, as they typically do not expand on impact. For hunting applications, consider ammunition loaded with soft-point or hollow-point bullets.

Can I reload the brass cases?

Yes. The ammunition uses boxer-primed brass cases, which can be reloaded if you have reloading equipment and knowledge. Many shooters find it economical to reload 7.62 NATO once you've built your supplies.

What's included when I buy a case?

One case contains 50 boxes of 20 rounds each, totaling 1,000 rounds of ammunition ready to shoot.