500rds - 5.56 Lake City XM855 62gr. FMJ Penetrator Ammo
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500rds - 5.56 Lake City XM855 62gr. FMJ Penetrator Ammo Details
This quality 5.56 NATO (5.56x45mm) ammunition is factory fresh from Federal Lake City. Located in Independence, Missouri, Lake City Ammunition Plant has been testing and manufacturing small caliber ammo for the United States Army since 1941.
This bulk package contains 500 loose packed rounds. Each cartridge is loaded with a 62 grain green tip steel penetrator full metal jacket projectile. These unique bullets are designed for increased penetration at longer ranges and features a cannelure and boat-tail configuration for increased accuracy. Each round also features a non-corrosive boxer primer. Both the primer and the reloadable brass case is sealed for extra moisture protection, make them a reliable choice for long-term storage. Leaving the muzzle at a velocity of 3020 feet per second, each round generates 1255 foot pounds of muzzle energy. These cartridges have a head stamp of 2011 - 2012 and are well-suited for target shooting and tactical applications.
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Product TypeAmmo
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ConditionNew
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Use TypeRange Training
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Casing TypeBrass
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Quantity500
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Ammo Caliber5.56x45mm
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Manufacturer SKUXM855CS
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Muzzle Velocity3020
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MagneticYes
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This is a follow up to the review on the 1,000 rounds of XM855 that I posted earlier. The 500-rd order was much better. There were no discards of the 502 rounds that arrived. There were plenty of cosmetic blemishes and a lot of small indentations from the noses of other rounds, likely due to the loose pack. These were headstamped Lake City, NATO, 2014. Very pleased with this order.
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I cautiously ordered 500 rounds for two reasons - ammunitiontogo.com is new to me and a low rated review. I shoulda ordered more. This is 100% typical USGI bulk. The only anomaly I could see was primer sealant was sparse to missing. I've noticed that on late LC from other sources. Maybe that is why it got surplused. Roll them to check for concentricity, pick out the mashed rounds, wipe off the boogers, then have a blast. I haven't shot them yet so didn't give 5 stars.
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This was some of the ugliest looking ammo I've ever seen. I went through it while I was putting it on stripper clips and had to get rid of about 30rnds because they were severely dented. Every other round had black tar substance? that had to be scraped off. I knew I was not buying match ammo when I bought this stuff but I didnt expect trash either. Hope it shoots a lot better than it looks.
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Great ammo I have shot about 1500 rounds with only a 1% failure rate not bad. Real clean stuff!
