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Which mil-surp .223 is magnetic?
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04-14-2007, 8:18 PM
daskraut
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Which mil-surp .223 is magnetic?
I know that SS109 stuff is due to the "steel core" (duh), but what about
U.S. Military Lake City Arsenal. 62-grain (M855) FMJ bullet??.
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04-14-2007, 8:27 PM
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Originally posted by
daskraut
I know that SS109 stuff is due to the "steel core" (duh), but what about
U.S. Military Lake City Arsenal. 62-grain (M855) FMJ bullet??.
M855 uses technically the same SS109 projectile. So yes, M855 types are magnetic.
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