Sellier & Bellot .32 ACP (7.65 Browning) 73gr FMJ

Surplus Sellier & Bellot .32 ACP (7.65 Browning) – 73gr FMJ

A time-capsule find from the early 1980s. This Czech-made Sellier & Bellot .32 ACP ammunition reached us exactly as it left the factory—sealed inside 4,050-round metal tins and packed in wooden crates stamped 4/83 (April 1983). The individual 25-round retail boxes inside are remarkably clean and like-new for their age. Packaging colors are mixed: red or green S&B boxes—we cannot honor color requests.

Why you’ll want it: Perfect for collectors, range days with classic Czech pistols, or anyone who appreciates high-quality, Cold War–era surplus. It’s functional ammo with a story.

Key Features

• Caliber: .32 ACP / 7.65 Browning
• Bullet: 73 grain Full Metal Jacket
• Packaging: 25-round retail box (red or green; random)
• Origin: Sellier & Bellot, Czechoslovakia
• Lot/Date: Crates stamped 4/83
• Storage History: Sealed 4,050-round tins inside factory wooden crates
• Condition: Surplus; boxes are in like-new condition for their age

Ideal for These Czech .32 ACP Firearms

• CZ 27 (Vz. 27) – sturdy post-war service pistol
• CZ 50 (Vz. 50) – post-WWII double-action replacement for the Vz. 27
• CZ 70 (Vz. 70) – updated evolution of the CZ 50
• CZ 83 – introduced in 1983; 12-round .32 ACP variant popular with police & civilians
• Sa vz. 61 (Škorpion) – semi-auto pistol versions in 7.65 Browning (.32 ACP)

Note: A prototype Vz. 38 existed in .32 ACP, but most were .380 ACP.

Notes & Disclaimers

• Mixed packaging: Red or green S&B boxes—no color selection possible.
• Surplus ammo: Expect minor cosmetic variance. Inspect & clean your firearm after use.
• Know your laws: You are responsible for complying with all federal, state & local regulations.
• All ammo sales are final.

Crate Info:

Why is the crate of ammo $999.99? This Warsaw Pact-era crate of 4050 rounds of 32 ACP weighs 82 lbs. and is shipped in a wooden crate. We are charged additional handling due to the excess weight above the standard. Also, to avoid charges, we pack the wooden crate in a cardboard box to avoid the extra fees of non-standard shipping containers.

Please NOTE: Due to the weight of this item, the delivery person will probably drop the ammo off at the farthest point possible. Be careful lifting! Most of the ammunition shipped was produced in the 80s.

Bring a piece of Cold War history to the range—while supplies last.