5.56mm:
The 5.56mm M855 is a NATO round for use in the M16A2, M4 rifles and M249 machine gun. It’s improved penetration characteristics over the M193 provide improved accuracy and higher retained velocity.
5.56mm M855 BALL
5.56mm M856 TRACER
The 5.56mm M856 provides trace capability during flight to point of impact. The M856 provides signal and designation of target capabilities for the M16A2 and M4 rifles as well as the M249 machine gun.
5.56mm M200 BLANK
The 5.56mm M200 provides simulated firing for training exercises where the M16A1, M16A2, M4 rifles, M249 machine gun and M231 weapon are used.
7.62mm M80 BALL
The 7.62mm M80 is a anti-personel round and can be used against unarmored targets. The round works in a variety of rifles M14, G-3 L7A2, LAR; and machine guns: M134, M219, M60, T65, and the Mle 1952.
7.62mm M62 TRACER
The 7.62mm M62 provides trace capability during flight to point of impact for the G-3, LAR, M14, L7A2 rifle as well as the M219, M134, M240, M60, and T65 machine gun.
.50cal M33 BALL
The .50 cal M33 is used mainly for marksmanship training but can be used against personnel and light material targets. It is a redesigned, modern version of the .50 cal M2. The M33 is fired from M2, M3 and M85 machine guns.
.50cal M17 TRACER
The .50 cal M17 is a tracer variant of the M33 Ball. It produces a red trace and is used against unarmored targets. The M17 fires from the M2, M3 and M85 machine guns.
.50cal M8 API
The M8 is an armor piercing incendiary cartridge designed for use against soft-skinned and lightly armored vehicles. The M8 is fired from the M2, M3 and M85 machine guns.
.50cal M20 API TRACER
The .50 cal M20 is the tracer variant of M8 API cartridge. It has hardened steel core that produces maximum damage at impact. The M20 is fired from the M2, M3 and M85 machine guns.
7.62mm:
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