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Aguila 5.56 NATO Ammo 62gr FMJBT 50 Rounds - 1E556110

Aguila

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Specifications

SKU:
1717
UPC:
640420003245
Muzzle Velocity:
3150 fps
Caliber:
5.56x45mm NATO
Rounds Per Box:
50
Casing Material:
Brass
Boxes Per Case:
20
FireArm:
No
HazAir:
Yes
Bullet Type:
Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail
Muzzle Energy:
1366 ft lbs
Bullet Weight:
62 gr
Application:
Target/Range

Aguila 5.56 NATO ammo loaded with a 62 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT) bullet, 50 rounds per box. Run this 62 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT) for range days and training drills when you want to shoot a lot without overspending.

From target shooting and hunting to tactical applications, its unique boat tail design gives precision shooters greater accuracy and consistency at long ranges. Features: 5.56 NATO 62 Grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail 50 Rounds Per Box

Specifications

BrandAguila
ModelRifle
Caliber5.56 NATO
Bullet Weight62 gr
Bullet Typefull metal jacket boat tail, FMJBT
Rounds per Box50
Muzzle Velocity3150 fps
Muzzle Energy1366 ft-lbs
Case MaterialBrass
PrimerBoxer
ReloadableYes
ApplicationTarget/Range
TypeFull Metal Jacket Boat Tail
MPN1E556110
UPC640420003245

Questions and Answers

What caliber is this ammo?
It's 5.56 NATO. Only fire it in a firearm chambered for 5.56 NATO.

What bullet weight and type is it?
62 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT).

How many rounds come in a box?
50 rounds.

Is the brass reloadable?
It's loaded in brass cases, which are generally reloadable if you handload.

Ammunition is sold only to buyers who meet federal, state, and local age and purchase requirements. Some states and cities restrict ammo shipments.