1000 Rounds of 5.56x45 Ammo by PMC - 62gr FMJ M855

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Answer 1

A: Yes sir. The 223 Wylde chamber is designed for both 5.56x45 and 223 Rem ammunition.

Answer 2

A: Hi Joshua! This cartridge's bullet contains steel. Many ranges prohibit such bullets for safety reasons. Please ask whichever range you intend to visit about their magnetic ammo policy before bringing 5.56 M855 there.

Answer 3

A: No sir! This ammo is brand new and its brass cases have never before been fired. The new cases are reloadable, as in they're capable of being reloaded.

Answer 4

A: Thank you for reaching out Gary! Click the little green plus sign to the left of each question and the answer to it will pop up.

Answer 5

A: Thanks for reaching out TG! Our language was unclear and I apologize for the confusion. This is 5.56 ammo, and your rifle is chambered for 5.56 – they are a perfect match for one another. What our writer meant to express is that 5.56 ammo is unsuitable for rifles chambered for 223 Rem. (Rifles chambered exclusively for 223 Rem should not fire 5.56, as the slightly more powerful cartridge may damage them. The advisory is relevant because the two rounds have virtually identical physical dimensions. Rifles chambered for 5.56 are able to safely the slightly weaker 223 Rem, however.)

Answer 6

A: Thank you for reaching out Connor! We're unable to ship to Chicago and some other cities surrounding it, but otherwise we're able to ship M855 ammo to Illinois. I'm more familiar with our products than I am our shipping policies. For anything else you might like to know, I welcome you to reach out to our customer service team at customerservice@bulkammo.com or (800) 720-6035.

Answer 7

A: Sorry sir, but we're unable to ship outside the continental U.S.

Answer 8

A: Very interesting! We must have gotten this ammo's MV from its page on PMC's website (pmcammo.com/product/x-tac-5-56k), but I believe the box is probably more up to date. Thank you for the heads up!

Answer 9

A: Hello Jonathan! We currently have a couple of 1,000-round cases of 223/5.56 in stock that you might be interested in: 1000 Rounds of .223 Ammo by PMC - 55gr FMJBT bulkammo.com/1000-rounds-of-223-ammo-by-pmc-55gr-fmjbt 1000 Rounds of 5.56x45 XM855 Steel Core Ammo by Lake City - 62gr FMJ bulkammo.com/bulk-223-ammo-5-56x45mm62fmjm855lcity-1000

Answer 10

A: Hi Jeff! I regret that we are currently out of stock of this ammo. We do constantly update our site with all the new ammo we get in daily, so I hope you'll check back in soon to see what we can do for you!

Answer 11

A: Hi David! PMC says it's 0.304. You can see more of this round's data on their site: pmcammo.com/product/x-tac-5-56k

Answer 12

A: Thanks for reaching out Gary! We'll update this ammo's price tag as soon as we get more in stock, which we're working to make soon. We have got this same exact ammo available in 120 round sealed packages, though. I hope it might suit you: bulkammo.com/bulk-5-56x45-ammo-556x45mm62grfmjm855pmcbp-120

Answer 13

A: Our apologies, but we are unable to ship to California!

Answer 14

A: Hello, Robert! It ought to take two to three days in transit for our shipment to arrive in North Carolina. If you place an order by 3pm EST, it will ship that same day.

Answer 15

A: Thank you for reaching out! We do often offer an “overbox” option that would put your order in a plain cardboard box. (Even when we do ship in a plain box, we are legally required to mark the package “ORM-D” in compliance transportation regulations.) Owing to the recent surge in business we're experiencing in response to the health scare, we are unable to offer the overbox option at this time.

Answer 16

A: Hi Tony. Thanks for being a BulkAmmo.com customer. The PMC Xtac does not have a BT bullet. Still, they are known for exceptional accuracy and consistent performance. Let me know if I can get some on the way to you today. Have a great day. Ronnie

Answer 17

A: All ammunition orders shipped to the State of New York must be shipped to an FFL or registered seller of ammunition. Regrettably, we do not ship to private residents at this time.

Answer 18

A: Hello John, These are not on stripper clips.

Answer 19

A: Hello John, The shipped weight of a case of this 62 grain 5.56 ammunition is just over 28 lbs.

Answer 20

A: Hello Bob, The M855 round features a steel penetrator at the core of this projectile.

Answer 21

A: Hello Matthew, This ammunition is not sold in an ammo can. It comes in 1000 round cases with 50 - 20 round boxes per case.

Answer 22

A: Hello Jeremy, The PMC 62 grain M855 round does contain a steel penetrator in the core of the bullet and will not pass any magnet tests.

Answer 23

A: Hello Bernie, PMC ammunition is manufactured in their South Korea based manufacturing plant.

Answer 24

A: Hello Kurt! The PMC 5.56 is factory new ammunition.

Answer 25

A: Hello Tim, Yes, we can ship to IL! All we would need is a copy of your FOID card and drivers license.

Answer 26

A: Hello Nick, Yes, these 62gr. FMJ M855 rounds by PMC in 5.56 are manufactured to the same specs as the military XM855 penetrators. They have the same projectile design as the Lake City rounds.

Answer 27

A: Hello Allen, These 62gr. FMJ rounds by PMC in 5.56 have an advertised muzzle velocity of 3100fps and a muzzle energy of 1323 ft.lbs. They should function great in any rifle chambered in 5.56.

Answer 28

A: You are correct. The XM855 by PMC is cased in new brass and has a 62-grain steel core.

Answer 29

A: At first glance, both .223 Rem and 5.56 NATO appear to be the same size. This is actually true in terms of the bullet and brass used, with the 5.56 being slightly longer, un-noticeable unless you measure it precisely. The main difference, and the reason behind these two not being interchangeable, is the pressure (or powder charge) between the two different rounds. The 5.56 NATO round calls for a higher maximum pressure, while the .223 Rem calls for a lower maximum pressure. If you are shooting a .223 Rifle, the chamber may not be able to handle the pressure of the 5.56 round. This means that the common .223 Rem round will be able to safely fire in a 5.56 NATO chamber without any issues. Even with a lower pressure, the rifle will still function correctly. However 5.56 NATO ammo should not be used in a rifle designated for .223 Rem ammo only. Most modern AR-15 style rifles are chambered for the higher pressure 5.56 NATO round, however this cannot be said for 100% of similar rifles on the market, so its always a good idea to double check the chamber of your rifle. This can be determined via a marking on the outside of the barrel or elsewhere on the rifle.

Answer 30

A: Yes! The spent brass casings leftover from shooting this PMC 5.56x45mm NATO ammo may be recovered for the reloading process. All rounds are boxer primed and do not contain any corrosive loading components from the factory.

Answer 31

A: The images for this PMC 5.56x45 ammo shows the correct Full Metal Jacket round. The green tip we are seeing on the bullet is a thin layer of paint to indicate that this bullet is an M855 steel core bullet. Zooming in on one of the pictures should show some of the imperfections of this paint. This green coating should not wear off into your barrel or cause any build up outside of normal use of 5.56x45 ammunition. Since this steel core is on the inside tip of the bullet, the barrel will only be exposed to the copper jacket.

Answer 32

A: The steel core found in these bullets are towards the front tip of the bullet. However, these cores are covered in the standard copper jacket found on almost every full metal jacket cartridge on the market. This core will not cause any damage or premature wear on your rifle. The steel core does a better job of penetrating its target, including other metals. This could be considered both a pro and a con. If you are plinking at throw-away targets, this feature may be considered a pro. If you are shooting at metals you wish to reuse in the future, you may want to avoid using steel core ammo. This is one reason they are prohibited in some indoor ranges. Overall this is an excellent choice for outdoor target shooting into a dirt bank.

1000 Rounds of 5.56x45 Ammo by PMC - 62gr FMJ M855

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