[bfoosh006]

Expensive... But...if you REALLY wanted some...

And I can't say I have ever ordered from American Reloading.... So, Buyer Beware.

http://www.americanreloading.com/en/30-caliber-rifle-bullets/761-308-m80-a1-130-gr-steel-tip-lead-free-250-ct.html

 

[alcova]

Kinda Pricey

 

[nicholst55]

Expensive... But...if you REALLY wanted some...

And I can't say I have ever ordered from American Reloading.... So, Buyer Beware.

http://www.americanreloading.com/en...m80-a1-130-gr-steel-tip-lead-free-250-ct.html

Kinda Pricey

I think I'd rather buy Lapua, Sierra or Berger bullets for W-A-Y less money!

 

[hytekrednek]

are these true AP, or are they a 30 cal version of the 62 grain 5.56 round that is mild steel?

I am interested in getting some, but MAN! they are not cheap.

 

[TheShooter]

are these true AP, or are they a 30 cal version of the 62 grain 5.56 round that is mild steel?

I am interested in getting some, but MAN! they are not cheap.

Those aren't true AP.

 

[lysander]

are these true AP, or are they a 30 cal version of the 62 grain 5.56 round that is mild steel?

I am interested in getting some, but MAN! they are not cheap.

They are the same basic design as the M855A1 Ball projectile.

 

[Snyper762]

Ummm no thanks.

 

[hytekrednek]

I will pass on these. Thanks for the info guys

 

[bfoosh006]

http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/2015smallarms/Panel_PMMAS_SMALL_MED_NDIA_FINAL_29MAY15.pdf

Page 9 shows its testing results against hardened targets.

 

[lysander]

The M80A1 will be an improvement over M80 Ball, but it is not supposed to have the performance of true AP.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/budget/fy2014/dot-e/army/2014m80a1.pdf