Would companies in Serbia, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, or other countries be able to fill the importation void? ARCHIVED; Posted: 7/5/2017 8:39:13 PM EST Do any of you have any concerns of future sanctions against Russia affecting the supply of affordable 7.62x39, 5.45x39, or 7.62x54R? This week, the Treasury Department used authority delegated to it by the president, under Executive Order 13661, to sanction Russian gun maker Kalashnikov Concern (formerly Izhmash). Russian ammo that now won’t come to the U.S., will instead go someplace else. Notice that the sanctions are Russian defense companies. I received the following message today. [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Sanctions and Russian ammo supply. 7.62x39 and 5.45x39. Whatever ammo was already being sold in that someplace else, will now come here, replacing the Russian ammo. But, the owners of any SKS or AK 47 will be hard pressed to find any of the ammo in these two calibers. Bilateral economic sanctions are rarely effective, and even then work only if there’s some special circumstance involved. If you shoot ANY ammunition that is made in or imported from the Russian republics this will affect you. I have been watching news on sanctions against Russia very closely and we believe that the probability of a sanction package this November that would prohibit imports from Russia including ammo is extremely likely. Pertnear Nashville TN. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday denounced the U.S. sanctions on Russia's Rosodboronexport, and its subsidiaries, as illegal and unjust. Much of the shipped products coming from Russia, Ukraine and even Black Sea nations like Bulgaria, are carried by Russian-controlled carriers. Possible Ban/Sanctions On Russian Ammo Suppliers Discussion in 'General Firearms Discussion' started by TNTRAILERTRASH, Nov 1, 2017. By Sergei L. Loiko and Chris Kraul October 25, 2008 Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Next > Nov 1, 2017 #1 . As Russia is the second largest arms/munitions exporter in the world it wouldn't surprise me that one or more of those companies doesn't own an ammo plant somewhere in Russia or the eastern bloc. Russia says sales at its state-owned conglomerate were legal and met international guidelines. 20,822 7,220. While Tula may be directly affected by the Kalashnikov sanctions, Wolf (who sources steel-cased ammo from both Russia and Ukraine) may not feed the direct effects, but may feel it in the form of shipping. TNTRAILERTRASH Supporting Member. Meaning many shooters will have to switch to far more expensive brass case ammo at a much higher cost. "These new sanctions were introduced without any international legal foundation whatsoever," Lavrov was quoted as … Russia decries U.S. sanctions on arms exporting company The U.S. move is part of a global crackdown on firms it says exported technology to Iran, North Korea and Syria that could lead to nuclear bombs. In the world of 7.62-millimeter rifles, Russian-made AKs and Veprs in particular—a group of AK-style variants produced by gunmaker Molot—are highly prized for their quality, durability and killer cool. It would ban virtually all Russian made steel case ammo of all calibers. Our Republican congress has passed sanctions that will affect the importation of Russian ammunition.
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