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  • trc313
    Why[?][?][?][?][?][?][?][?]
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  • tazzer
    because the tips are green and they wanted pink [}:)][:D][:D]
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  • iluvguns
    Cases look funny to me. Like they are reloada and have been previously fired from the discoloration. But don't know for sure.
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  • Colonel Plink
    The discoloration looks like annealing. Like you'd do with reloads, maybe.
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  • 4440rk
    Well let me take a chance. I never saw any not in Bandos, cardboard sleeve, 3 clips per sleeve, 10rds per clip and marked 5.56mm BALL. Any where close? Oh the annealed necks are proper.
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  • zipperzap
    MAN.jpg
    Let's face it - some guys just insist on PINK!
    (I've been making a list![:D])
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  • 4440rk
    OH; I left out my green tip is all marked 855.
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  • scrumpyjack
    That's an M855 round....not an M885.

    Box misprint.
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by scrumpyjack
    That's an M855 round....not an M885.

    Box misprint.
    We have a winner!

    M855 has been our standard 5.56 round for quite some time and is cranked out by the bazillion at the Lake City facility. Makes me wonder how this happened and how many were in this lot.
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  • Henry0Reilly
    Dang, I feel old. We used M196 (?) rounds in our M16-A1 rifles.

    Or maybe it was M198 - but something like that.
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  • scrumpyjack
    M193??
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by Henry0Reilly
    Dang, I feel old. We used M196 (?) rounds in our M16-A1 rifles.

    Or maybe it was M198 - but something like that.M193 was the old 55gr round used in M16 and M16A1 1:12 twist rate barrel rifles. All our 5.56mm weapons since the mid 80's have been equipped with 1:7 barrels in order to use the 62gr. NATO standard load.

    M855 through 1:12 rifles gives so-so accuracy out to about 200yds, but M193 out of 1:7 rifles groups about 15in. at 100yds.
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