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Posted On: 3/23/2020
By: Francesca Martorano
A: Absolutely, Francesca, this ammunition is a suitable choice for that firearm.
Posted On: 4/25/2018
By: Dean
A: These will work, but are ideal for a 1:9 twist rate barrel. If you have a 1: you will want to use a 60-70 grain bullet and if a 1:7 heavier than 70 grain is what i would recommend.
Posted On: 1/3/2017
By: Tom
A: Hello Tom,
Currently PMC manufactures all of their ammunition in their South Korea based manufacturing facilities.
Posted On: 12/13/2015
By: Dallas
A: Hello Dallas,
This ammunition is loaded in boxer primed brass that can be reloaded.
Posted On: 6/2/2015
By: Falken
A: Hello!
This 55 grain PMC ammunition does not contain any steel. The bullet is made up of a copper jacket and lead core.
Posted On: 1/22/2014
By: Urban L Underbrink
A: Hello,
These 5.56 M193 rounds by PMC have a lead core and copper jacket. The M855 rounds have steel in the tip but not the M193s.
Posted On: 8/16/2012
By: tom
A: This burnt look we see is part of the annealing process from the manufacturer. The neck portion of the case is treated with heat in order to give it proper strength for bullet seating and reliability when fed into your rifle. Some agencies will require this burnt look exposed to confirm this process was completed correctly. Brass that does not appear this way has been polished to hide the annealing process.
