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Igman has been making ammunition for over 60 years in their Bosnian manufacturing facility, and this M193 load carries that legacy of quality. As an ISO 9001-certified manufacturer, they supply ammo to military and police forces, so the standards are serious even when the price stays reasonable.
The 55 grain FMJ projectile is the classic M193 spec that's been proven downrange for decades. At roughly 3,180 fps muzzle velocity, you get the speed advantage that lighter bullets provide while keeping costs low. The full metal jacket design ensures smooth feeding and reliable cycling through any AR platform that handles 5.56. Primers are sealed with extra protection against moisture, which matters if you're storing ammo without climate control.
These come in reloadable brass cases with Boxer primers, so once you shoot them, you can reload the empties if you're into handloading. That extends the value considerably over time. For people running high-round-count practice sessions or training events, the brass casing is a real bonus. The copper jacket on the bullet minimizes bore fouling and doesn't contain steel, so it'll work at virtually any range without restrictions.
Users consistently report reliable operation and acceptable accuracy for training and general shooting. The 55 grain bullet won't win precision matches, but it groups well enough for 100 to 200 yard work and delivers the performance you'd expect from a straightforward range load. Fragmentation on impact at common distances means terminal performance is respectable despite the FMJ design. If you're building a stockpile for regular practice or looking for dependable bulk ammunition that works in your rifle without drama, this checks all the boxes.
Yes, M193 is the standard 5.56×45 NATO cartridge and works reliably in any AR-15 chambered for 5.56. The FMJ design feeds smoothly and cycles dependably. Just make sure your rifle is marked for 5.56 NATO, not 223 Remington alone, since 5.56 operates at higher pressures.
M193 is lighter at 55 grains with a lead core and copper jacket, running about 3,180 fps. M855 is heavier at 62 grains and includes a steel penetrator tip for better barrier penetration. M193 is faster and tends to fragment on soft targets, while M855 penetrates better through obstacles. For general range use, M193 is usually cheaper and works great.
Absolutely. Igman provides reloadable brass with Boxer primers, which are the standard for reloading in the United States. The sealed primers protect the cartridge during storage, and once fired, you can reload them following standard 5.56 reloading procedures.
M193 delivers solid accuracy for training and general range work out to 200 yards. It won't match match-grade ammunition, but it groups well enough for sighting in rifles and practicing fundamentals. Real-world shooters report groups that work fine for typical range distances.
| UPC | 3877002037115 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 3877002037115 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.14 |
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