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Thread: Stock up on M855, it may be a memory

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March 13th, 2015, 07:43 PM #831
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Re: Stock up on M855, it may be a memory

Originally Posted by ungawa

The US military does not use M193 any more. XM193 is a commercial product.

That's very true.

Originally Posted by cdi

There are lots of people who appease some strange inner desire when they repeat what they have heard other people say. No fact checking, no thinking it through, just blurting out what they heard.

Yeah - those are probably prima donna's who like to float their non-existential knowledge to masses.

Originally Posted by cdi

I do happen to have an 820 round can of "real" M193 military ammo from the Vietnam era. Due to it's rarity and pedigree, it for sale at the bargain price of only $7.00 per round...

Speaking of old, anyone know if it's possible to still find M199 dummy rounds for sale anymore?

Last edited by Thompson; March 13th, 2015 at 07:46 PM.

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