A good article detailing the failure of the 5.56 NATO as a military cartridge.
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Perhaps the 5.56 wouldn\’t be such a failure if it weren\’t for the ammuntion. In this article, gun expert Massad Ayoob writes:
The main reason countries agree to these limits on methods of war is to get their opponents to do the same. We need good hunting rounds in our boys (and girls) weapons in Iraq. At least until a new 7.62 XM8 rifle is deployed.
Oh well, looks like the XM8 was cancelled at the end of last year.
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