PRVI Partizan 308 145gr. FMJ
Is this ammo any good?
Searched this M&P 10 forum, but found nothing.

I read on other forums that PPU ammo was pretty good ammo, especially the 168 grain Boattail. Wasn't the best, but it was the best bang for the buck so to speak for foreign ammo you can find especially right now.

PRVI PARTISAN is GREAT ammo.

I shoot fantastic groups with the 168gr BTHP out of a 22 and 18 inch SA Rifle.

That ammo in 223 or ANY caliber is very fine ammo.

I agree. Prvi is very good ammo and the brass is excellent. Just picked up another 5k of the 145 grain. Waiting on the 5.56 to become available so I can restock on that caliber too.

Very good ammo. Back when the plastic 200 round combat packs were available for $75.00, I purchased quite a bit, as it is very accurate in both my M1a NM and AR-10. As stated above, the brass is properly annealed, and works well for reloading. I have not tried the PPU 168 grn. match ammo, but have read it gives Federal Gold Medal and Double Tap a run for the money in accuracy.

Larry

I agree also, ppu 145gr fmj-bt shoots reliably in the m&p-10 and flies straight.

The 145 is good ammo shoots about 2-3moa. The 168 match is sub moa. At least that's how they shoot for me

My M1A loves the 168gr, now only if I could find a steady supply.

My M&P 10 loves it. It goes bang every time.

The 145 gr is ok. It is reliable but accuracy I think is below average. For me it consistently shoots about 4 inches to the right of poa at 100 yards and is about 4moa

The 168gr privi though I have found extremely reliable and accurate. It is sub moa and for me is more accurate and more consistent than even federal gold metal match

This is being shot out of my m&p10 with the heavy contour barrel

The PPU 168gr BTHP load is just as good as Fed GMM outta my 3 rifles and is about half the price.

The S&B 168gr load is a good one too. Hard to find now.

They all use Sierra Matchking.

Like everyone else has mentioned, I shot it for the first time last weekend, No issues at all and very accurate to boot.

Cheers
Ron