Quick question.. Is Yugo M67 (dated 1994) or Chinese Norinco silver box(lead core) stuff that I should just go ahead and shoot up or save it or sell it? I don't want to go blow through this stuff and end up regretting it later. Is it worth anymore than Wolf or Brown bear and are there any benefits that the M67 or Norinco have over generic steel case?

I can't speak for the Norinco ammo but the M67 is great ammo. Back when I had 7.62 AK's I would save the M67 for rainy days and use Wolf or Tula for plinking.

When it comes to plinking, I never shoot mil-spec ammo.

The m67 supply dried up . Its sought after because its brass non magnetic , which means its easy to use in indoor and outdoor ranges that dont allow ammo if a magnet sticks. Down side is its corrosive. New ammo is less expensive non corrosive and easy to find. Use the new ammo for plinking save the old stuff.

I'll hold onto the M67 and I might throw some of the Norinco up for sale and see what happens, if it's worth $5 a box I'll just run it with the wolf and golden tiger. Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate it!

Ill swap ya box for box for the lead core norinco for your pick of commercial current supply. I love the older stuff mainly for hoarding and expanding my box collection lol. it shoots just fine and is on par with new date wolf for cleanliness and grouping.
the m67 is my fav ammo aside from the boat tailed steel core.