500 Rounds of .308 Win Ammo by PMC - 147gr FMJBT

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Answer 1

A: Hi Bill! 308B is a 308 Win load (2,780 fps MV). 7.62X is a 7.62x51mm load (2,800 fps MV). I'm not saying you would be able to tell the difference between the two rounds' performance, but they are quantitatively different from one another.

Answer 2

A: Hello Mitt! This cartridge's muzzle energy is 2,522 ft lbs (24" test bbl).

Answer 3

A: Thanks for reaching out Kevin! PMC's brass cases aren't coated. Unfortunately, we aren't able to ship to California under any circumstances.

Answer 4

A: Thanks for reaching out John! The full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT) is a solid point projectile, not a soft point.

Answer 5

A: This ammo will be a great choice for your M&P 10, or any other 308 chambered rifle. It is also re-loadable for use again thanks to its brass case and boxer primer.

Answer 6

A: The S&W 500 and the 50 Beowulf are completely different cartridges. The projectiles themselves are often similar, but the case dimensions themselves are quite different. They are not compatible nor interchangeable.

Answer 7

A: Hello Greg, According to PMC, all of their ammunition is loaded to either SAAMI specifications or Mil Spec.

Answer 8

A: Hello Matthew, The 147gr. FMJBT rounds by PMC are .308 Win. The difference between .308 and 7.62 is that 7.62 is loaded to a lower chamber pressure than .308. It is safe to shoot in a firearm chambered in .308. You will see slightly lower velocity and muzzle energy than .308 Win rounds.

Answer 9

A: This 308 Win ammo from PMC does not contain any steel that would attract to a magnet. Additionally, these rounds are loaded with non corrosive components. The brass may also be saved fro the reloading process.

Answer 10

A: This brass is not only new, it's actually mined and manufactured by Poongsan, the South Korean parent company of PMC. Poongsan was originally founded as a brass mining/refining company, so they have decades of experience working with brass material and frankly, they are a bit obsessed about their brass (which is a good thing). Because the brass is very high-quality, it is very good for reloading. You're machine will love it.

Answer 11

A: PMC lists the muzzle velocity of this .308 ammo as 2780fps.

Answer 12

A: Springfield says that the M1A is good for both 7.62x51 and .308. 308 might be loaded to higher pressures, but 7.62x51 might have gone through manufacturing processes that ensure higher reliability under harsh conditions and in semi-auto or full auto firearms.

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