Feb 18, 2021 · Night Goggles Thermal blowout sale! TNVC's annual IRS Sale is now live! I am acquiring some 7.62 NATO M61 AP tips, and my seller is offering me (same price) a choice between the Israeli IMI-production projectiles, and U.S.-made Lake City projectiles.

The paper describes field test results of 7.62 × 51 mm M61 AP (armour piercing) ammunition fired into mild steel targets at an outdoor range. The targets varied from 10 mm to 32 mm in thickness.

Oct 13, 2008 · Virtually all of the pulled 7.62mm AP bullets on the market are of 152gr. boat tail FN design with the rounded tip. IMI started using FN 7.62mm AP design bullets in the '50s. FN 7.62mm AP uses a different designed bullet and penetrator than M61 spec AP.

It is a standard for small arms among NATO countries. First developed in the 1950s, the cartridge had first been introduced in U.S. service for the M14 rifle and M60 machine gun.

The APC-T cartridge M61A1 is used against ground targets, primarily armored materiel. The projectile consists of three parts: a steel body which contains a small charge of , a steel armor piercing cap, and a 360° crimped lightweight steel or aluminum ballistic cap or windshield. The base is threaded to accommodate a base detonating fuze.

Mar 29, 2016 · Referring to FN/IMI 7.62MM P80 AP cartridges/bullets as "M61" is a misnomer created on GunBroker to increase sales/profits. The genuine 7.62MM M61 NATO AP cartridge was only made here in the U.S. and the hardened steel penetrator bullet weighs a nominal 150.5GR. The only genuine M61 NATO AP cartridges I …

NATO-qualified cartridge equivalent to M80, suitable for all 7.62x51mm weapons. May also be offered linked with any other trajectory-matched cartridges, such as Tracer, IR Tracer and AP, in different configurations.

Oct 6, 2010 · I just got 3000 rounds of surplus Israeli M61 7.62x51mm NATO armor piercing bullets [projectiles] which have the hardened tool steel [full] core. These are the 151 gr and will …

Apr 23, 2004 · Was the 163 grain AP bullet ever used in the 7.62x51 or was it only for use with the 30/06 round? May have been, but the only current AP cartridge is the one listed in the Ammunition Sheet. The M1 was designed around M1 Ball, a 172gr post WW1 cartridge which replaced .30 M1906 Ball in the 1930s.

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