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Description
Produced by FN Belgium in 2007
This 800-round case contains factory-linked 5.56×45mm NATO cartridges in the classic 4 Ball + 1 Tracer configuration on genuine M27 disintegrating links. Ideal for belt-fed platforms such as the FN Minimi, M249 SAW, FightLite MCR, and compatible light machine guns. Packed in a durable olive-drab metal ammunition can for long-term storage and transport.Product DescriptionProduced by FN Herstal in Belgium (FNB headstamp), this ammunition features the NATO-standard SS109 ball and L110 tracer projectiles. The 4:1 mix delivers reliable sustained fire with visual trajectory confirmation from the tracer rounds. Brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The rounds are linked on M27 metallic disintegrating links for smooth feeding in belt-fed weapons. Each can holds a continuous 800-round belt ready for immediate use.Perfect for training, range sessions, or operational readiness. These cans are the original military-style packaging (similar to M2A1 cans) and offer excellent protection against moisture and damage.Specifications
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Caliber
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5.56×45mm NATO
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Manufacturer
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FN Herstal (Belgium)
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Configuration
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4 Ball / 1 Tracer
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Ball Projectile
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SS109 – approx. 62 grain (4 g) FMJ with steel penetrator
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Tracer Projectile
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L110 – approx. 63.7–64 grain (4.13 g)
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Link Type
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M27 disintegrating metallic links
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Quantity
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800 rounds
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Packaging
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Sealed olive-drab metal ammunition can
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Case Material
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Brass
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Primer
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Boxer, non-corrosive
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Typical Velocity
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Ball ≈ 914 m/s (3,000 fps); Tracer ≈ 880 m/s
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Intended Use
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Belt-fed machine guns (Minimi, M249, etc.)
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1 Review
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Ammo purchase.
Is Emma‘s great runs good through my saw but I need more for my fight light of regular 556 Lynn demo and I need 308 Lynn demo for my M 60, 240, 1919 I know ever since the overseas efforts have started. It’s been hard to get linked ammunition. I used to be able to order it all the time. Arms unlimited is always been a great source for me and the guys there have always taken great care of. Thank you, Jimmy Pryde