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Posted On: 6/27/2019
By: Colin Lyttle
A: Hi, Colin! This ammo has a lacquer coating to protect against corrosion.
Posted On: 5/14/2019
By: Joseph Palacios
A: Hi Joseph. These casings are colored more darkly than the picture seems to show. They will be easily recognizable as steel cased ammo.
Posted On: 2/26/2019
By: Walter R White
A: Hi Walter,
Thank you for your question. We mention steel content or a magnet test because it has been a growing trend for public ranges to dis-allow anything that will draw a magnet from their ranges. This is in part due to the penetration risks for indoor ranges, but also for fire risk given that steel will cast a much larger spark than just copper and lead.
It is important to know the rules that are specific to your location as well as the standard rules of firearm safety.
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Posted On: 1/8/2019
By: Anthony Grossi
A: Yes, any semiautomatic rifle chambered for 5.56 NATO can safely fire .223 Rem. ammunition
Posted On: 9/1/2018
By: kevin
A: This ammo has a non-reloadable steel case, and it has a bimetal copper/steel jacket over a lead core bullet. It will attract a magnet.
Posted On: 7/2/2018
By: Peter Duncan
A: Yes, this is steel cased ammunition and will attract a magnet.
