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Good stuff..❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

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How many inches did the 5.56 TMK round penetrate before expanding?

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Got the 69 grainers on one of the good sales and it shoots really decent out of my DD 16" upper. The 69 grain seems to be out of stock a lot, but they sold me on the AAC line, at least for now.

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its all got its place. luckily we arent constrained to FMJ like the military. that said, I do keep a few mags loaded up with m855, mainly in case the boston dynamics robodogs try to take over/ revolt.

dude, what jacket is that?

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Agreed. It aint great or all that. The video was though 👍

1:9 was designed with m855 in mind. 1:9 also runs 77 and 75 gr just fine despite dude lore on twist rates

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300 blk you can have a shorter pew. Cqb it's better. At range 5.56 is better.

18+ inch barrel, m855 or 77 grain for accuracy 16 inch and lower… 77 grain with 1-8 or faster. 1-9 and slower, 68 grain and below

interesting that for how different the two rounds are, the gel block results were pretty similar.

and ppl say short 5.56 guns arent effective.. psh. people act like we are all limited to ball ammo, not the case!

It's not that M855 is "bad", it's just that switching out M193 for it gave up some useful terminal effectiveness in exchange for a small boost in range and armor defeat capability that is of dubious value at best.

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I had my upper built with 16 in-proof steel barrel with a rise ra140 trigger. shot just about the same result as yours. Great info !

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Never had luck with anything over 62 grain through my SS match barrel 18 inch 1/7 twist but had great groups with 50 grain frangible ammo. Strange but true !!

I have Ars for all different calibers and I’m a big believer in m855 Mk262 generally performed better overseas because we were not fighting people with the best equipment. In a more “near peer” conflict where opponents have things like helmets and weigh more than 110 lbs m855 I think would perform very well. Not to mention it is being used in Ukraine to shoot through brick walls, granted it needs to be full auto but it’s quite a capable round. Does some pretty devastating things even at 500 yards

Impressive on 556

you do realize most people cant afford this fucking scope

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just got mine from Rifle Gear in Dallas... Wish me luck

Is it flow thru😅

Wait Q developed the 300b/o cartridge ? Did anybody else hear that ?

Show us the rifle

Glad I found your channel, subbed and looking forward to see you grow on YT. Small recommendation: I'd try to film in sun light. It probably is nice sometimes to get into the shade but I think having more light to the camera sensor would help your auto focus be smarter. It seems to be a little confused and switches focus too frequently. I'm not sure what camera you're using but it seems nice, but hell even phone cameras these days shoot great video. Some other tricks to help the autofocus would be to (depending on if this is possible witrh your camera) shoot on higher number of aperature (narrower) to deepen the depth of field. Deepning the depth of field makes a larger range of distance objectcs can be in focus from the focus point. This will also make the background become less blurry as a side effect, which can be a bad thing to some people. Having some background blur can be nice to keep the attention on the subject, but it's all about finding a balance, and me personally, I think remaining in focus is more important than trying to focus the veiwers attention/the asthetic of it. Of course, both would be ideal. Having the subjects in the frame such as yourself and your targets be the same distance away from the camera would help prevent the autofocus from switching around so frequently as well. This trick is useful because it requires no setting change from the camera (which you very well could be using an iphone for all i know)

Modern tactical shooting says m855a1 isn’t all that anyway. He’s a retired green beret, he has a video talking about it

thanks for the data

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I was surprised to see the take up in that 3 gun trigger. I recommend trying the rise blitz trigger. Or trigger tech. But, I love the Blitz, I bought 2 more after I installed my first one. It's amazing for a drop in.

If you are on the other end of a rifle. You aren't gonna be hoping its a green tip instead so to speak.

What scope is that?

Absolutely agree with you argument about govt decisions, including the military. They get many things wrong, but occasionally one unit makes headway with a great idea (e.g. Stoner’s AR-15). Personally, I believe the Mk262 and the Mk12 were another set of great ideas that somehow made it through the bureaucracy; the rest I find highly questionable.

77gr doing 3k is absolutely psychotic???

As always amazing video.

And the a1 will jack up feed ramps too

Where in the world do you get this ammo from ? And do citizens have to have a license for it ?

I barely remember the origin story of M855A1 at this point, it was supposed to be for better something against a particular kind of target we shot a lot in the GWOT, but more importantly it doesn't have any lead, so the hippies are happy. Lots of teething issues trying to maximize velocity and terminal performance yadda yadda. I need to get out to the range and test loads this week, that's really what this tells me.

Seeing these rounds go for $1.50 a round

Alex Jones was right.

That’s the best group I have seen of that stuff. But nibba you literally shoot 77gr because it’s a govt round. That’s what made it popular.