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Posted On: 6/18/2013
By: Larry
A: If for any reason a case is miscounted and is short, we will be sure to provide compensation for you. However this hardly every happens, with the phrase "odds are one in a million" (rounds) being true!
Posted On: 11/23/2012
By: Michael
A: This will depend on the markings on the Mini 14 you are purchasing. You will want to check the markings on the side of the barrel. You will notice either .223 Rem or 5.56 NATO. If 5.56 NATO, this will work for the rifle. If .223 Rem, you will want to find a .223 Rem caliber ammo. While both appear to be the same size and shape, the 5.56 ammo shoots at a higher pressure and may harm the rifle over time, or upon firing. If you have any additional questions or concerns about this ammo, please feel free to e mail us.
Posted On: 8/22/2012
By: Joseph Baker
A: This Lake City ammunition has been manufactured within the last two years of the current calendar date. A majority of the brass will have a 2011 marking on them. Lake City will use a mix of brass that is available so it is difficult to know this exact number. It is very likely that all will be from the same batch, including multiple cases of this ammo.
Posted On: 6/30/2012
By: Gregory Mason
A: These Lake City cartridges include the SS109 (M855) features and are loaded to the NATO specifications. These bullets are steel tipped with a green coating. The Lake City brass is boxer primed and reloadable.
