Fiocchi 762A Heritage Pistol 7.62x38mmR Nagant 97 gr FMJ50rd Bx

The Fiocchi 762A Heritage Pistol Ammo is a 7.62x38mmR Nagant round loaded with a 97-grain full metal jacket (FMJ) projectile. If you shoot Nagant revolvers—whether you own a decommissioned military piece, a target gun, or a historical curiosity—finding reliable factory ammunition that cycles cleanly and groups predictably matters. Fiocchi has been manufacturing ammunition since 1876, and their Heritage line reflects decades of experience in pairing propellant, primer, and projectile for consistent results across a range of classic and modern firearms.

This 50-round box delivers FMJ construction, which means a lead core jacketed in gilding metal. That's the practical choice for shooters who want minimal fouling, reliable feeding through revolver cylinders, and straightforward cleanup afterward. The 97-grain bullet weight is purpose-built for the 7.62x38mmR cartridge, honoring both the ballistics heritage of the Nagant and the performance expectations of shooters who keep these rifles or handguns in active rotation.

Whether you're working up loads for a Nagant revolver at the range, testing a newly acquired piece, or simply keeping a reliable supply on hand, this ammunition bridges the gap between historical firearms and modern shooting standards. Fiocchi's manufacturing discipline and attention to quality control mean you can load, fire, and reload without surprise malfunctions or unsafe pressures—essentials when you're working with older or specialized firearms.

Key Features

• 7.62x38mmR Nagant chambering—ammunition purpose-built for this classic revolver cartridge
• 97-grain full metal jacket projectile for reliable feeding and reduced fouling
• 50-round box—enough for a solid range session or inventory replenishment
• Fiocchi manufacturing heritage and quality control standards

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this ammo work in my Nagant revolver?

Yes—the Fiocchi 762A Heritage Pistol Ammo is specifically loaded in 7.62x38mmR Nagant, the standard cartridge for Nagant revolvers. Always verify your firearm's marked caliber before loading.

What does FMJ mean, and why does it matter?

FMJ (full metal jacket) means the lead projectile is surrounded by a harder metal shell. This design promotes reliable feeding, especially important in revolver cylinders, and reduces lead residue in the bore—a real advantage when shooting older firearms that may have tighter tolerances.

How many rounds are in a box?

Each box contains 50 rounds, which gives you a solid day at the range or a practical way to maintain your ammunition inventory.