AAC 77gr OTM 5.56

[seamus]

Is there any importer/distributor/gun shop that can bring this stuff into the country?

 

[Hugh Jass]

I'd also like to know why there are no 5.56 77gr options at all? I get it's a high demand round from whatever manufacturer in the US but there are several options and I've never even seen one here...

 

[Vewdu]

I'd also like to know why there are no 5.56 77gr options at all? I get it's a high demand round from whatever manufacturer in the US but there are several options and I've never even seen one here...

It’s not a real high demand round up here from what I’ve been told. It does exist and I have a few boxes that I’ve scooped from Tenda and a couple other stores but it’s usually pretty expensive and most people just want plinking/bulk ammo.

 

[seamus]

It’s not a real high demand round up here from what I’ve been told. It does exist and I have a few boxes that I’ve scooped from Tenda and a couple other stores but it’s usually pretty expensive and most people just want plinking/bulk ammo.

I definitely think there’s a market for this stuff for bulk up here as well. I have a .223/5.56 rifle I’d like to take out a little further and 77gr is the best for that.

 

[Dorian Gray]

If someone would bring in AAC 77gr TMK's, I'd be in for a case or two.

 

[PSE]

Most shooters seem to prefer the 55 grain because of of the twist rate of their rifle. 1 in 9 twist rate seems to be the most common twist up in Canada and the lighter bullets are better for that.

 

[SustainingGopher]

Federal used to have a copy cat version of the black hills 77gr otm that was available in Canada but I haven’t seen it in awhile. It came in a very basic white box with black text

 

[coalharbour]

Would also be interested in multiple cases of 77gr 556.

 

[beltfed]

Hand-loading is your best and cheapest option.

 

[B]

77 TMK seems to be perpetually out of stock, at least every time I looked this last year.