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7.62x51 - 175 Grain OTM M118 - Lake City - 200 Rounds

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Quantity - 200 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Lake City
Bullets - 175 grain open tip match (OTM) M118
Casings - Boxer-primed brass
Product Type Ammo
Manufacturer Lake City
Condition New
Bullet Weight 175 Grain
Bullet Type Open Tip Match
Ammo Casing Brass
Quantity 200
Ammo Caliber .308 (7.62X51)
Manufacturer SKU M118
Primer Type Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 2580
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) 2586
Attracts Magnet No
UPC Barcode XM118200RD
Use Type
Match Shooting
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This ammunition was manufactured by Northrop Grumman (the U.S. government’s fifth largest contractor) at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (the U.S. government’s largest ammo factory). It’s as military surplus as it gets.

It’s also just as accurate. This isn’t the kind of 7.62x51mm ammo you’re meant to spray out of a machine gun. M118 is intended for precision shooting, with a sniper rifle such as the M24 SWS or M110 SASS, and it’s a great way to squeeze the sharpest accuracy out of any other firearm that can chamber its 175 grain open tip match projectiles.

The OTM’s not just great for long-range shooting because it is heavy. It is also an intensely balanced bullet, with a practically perfectly concentric copper jacket, and a lead core that hugs its interior walls, and a boat tail for even greater stability.

The OTM isn’t designed for terminal expansion. Its nose cavity is too narrow, and only exists as a cosmetic byproduct of the OTM’s manufacturing process.

This ammunition is loaded with military-grade (obviously) brass cases. Military brass isn’t polished after it is annealed, because it should be immediately evident when military brass was made correctly.

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