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7.62x39 AK-47 Thin Cut Brass Bullet Slices Polished For Jewelry

7.62x39 AK-47 Thin Cut Brass Bullet Slices Polished For Jewelry

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7.62x39 (AK-47) Brass Bullet Slices — Thin Cut, Polished (Qty 15)

These are genuine once-fired 7.62x39mm brass casings — the AK-47 caliber. AK-47 specifically, not just "rifle brass" generically, is a recognized, marketable identity on its own — arguably the most visually recognizable firearm in the world, which pulls in a wider audience than typical caliber-specific searches: military history buffs, collectors, and pop-culture/gaming crossover interest, not just shooters. Sliced into thin, uniform pieces ready for earrings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, rings, pins, and keychains. These slices are genuine brass — this caliber is often associated with steel-cased Soviet-bloc surplus ammo, but that's a different material entirely. Every casing is wet tumbled, then individually hand-inspected — a real person looking at every single piece, not a machine — then precision-cut and hand-filed to a smooth, round finish, ready for gluing or soldering with no jagged edges.

Popular Uses

  • AK Platform & Military History Fans: a recognizable caliber piece for anyone into the AK-47's history, not just shooters.
  • Earrings & Necklaces: the most popular use — pair with a jump ring or a dangling charm.
  • Ballistic & 2A Jewelry: genuine crossover appeal for collectors and pop-culture fans given how iconic this firearm is.
  • Steampunk & Mixed-Media Art: a raw, industrial accent piece.

Quick Specs

  • Quantity: 15 pieces
  • Color: Gold (brass)
  • Caliber: 7.62x39 (AK-47)
  • Thickness: Approx. 2.0–2.4mm (varies slightly slice to slice)
  • Diameter: Approx. 11.25mm
  • Headstamps: Mixed, varies by manufacturer
  • Primers: Intact, gold or silver
  • Condition: Once-fired, hand-inspected, precision-cut, hand-filed
  • Shipping: Free USPS or UPS

FAQ

Q: Is this brass or steel?
A: Brass. 7.62x39 is often associated with steel-cased Soviet-bloc surplus ammo, but these slices are genuine brass. Steel is significantly harder and stronger than brass, and — unlike brass — it's magnetic, so a quick magnet test is actually a reliable way to tell the two apart if you're ever unsure what you're holding.

Q: Are these safe to handle?
A: Yes — completely inert, spent primer intact, no powder, cannot be fired.

Q: Will all 15 pieces look identical?
A: No — headstamps and primer color vary since these are genuine once-fired casings, not manufactured to be uniform.

Q: When will my order ship?
A: Most orders ship within 1-2 business days.

Safety Compliance Notice: This item is 100% inert and spent — no gunpowder, no live primers, no combustible materials. It's a craft and display item only; it cannot be fired or converted into live ammunition, and it's not a sterile container or intended for food service. Contains small parts that are a choking hazard; keep away from small children. Colors may vary by monitor or lighting — additional photos on request.

Product Classification: This item is a spent, inert brass slice recovered from genuine once-fired 7.62x39mm ammunition. It contains no gunpowder, no propellant, or live primer, and cannot be loaded, fired, or converted into live ammunition. It is not classified or sold as ammunition, a firearm, or a firearm component — intended for craft, jewelry-making, and display use only.

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Product Classification: All items offered on this site are spent, inert brass and shell components sourced from genuine once-fired ammunition. They contain no gunpowder, no propellant, and no live primer, and cannot be loaded, fired, or reassembled into live ammunition. These items are not classified or sold as ammunition, firearms, or firearm components, and are intended solely for craft, display, decorative, jewelry design, and novelty use.
⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning: This product may expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.