NorthernCX
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You guys are hilarious. Now I'm an anti-green tip armchair quarterback fud. All I was asking is why people are worried about the slim possibility of this happening here and what makes M855 unique other than it having a steel perpetrator tip. All this "well my scope or gun was made for it" is funny to me, try using another round with the same grain bullet and velocity and see what happens. My M400 Enhanced barrel is stamped 5.56 not M855. So Unless anyone can explain to me what makes M855 unique other than the steel tip you guys can carry on with your weekend warrior bromance.
Why does any one bullet of a certain weight perform better than another? Construction, BC, ogive, etc. ALL have an effect on the flight and terminal ballistics of a projectile. For example, a 165-grain .308 Barnes Tipped TSX will have a much different ballistic profile than a 165-grain Hornady SST. Again, many others have pointed out that it's a favourite for long-distance shooting, varmints, etc. Why do you from the Great Big Smoke feel an obvious need to stir the pot? Being where you are, I can understand that maybe you don't have opportunity to shoot past 100m, but does that mean you (or politicians and bureaucrats that think in the same vein) have a valid opinion on something that affects (or may affect) those who can?