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| $ 24.95 per Cartridge |
| 22 Project Salvo |
| Experimental |
| WCC 56 Head Stamp |
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| The 22 NATO is one of the experimental rounds developed
for testing in Project SALVO, a US military test in the 1950’s to evaluate the effectiveness of small caliber and multiple projectile cartridges. The Caliber .22 NATO round was based on the standard NATO case and fired from specially modified M-14’s. It was made on special government contract by Winchester Western and bears the “W C C 5 6" head stamp for 1956. The 22 Cal has a .223" diameter projectile vs. the 7.62 Nato or (308 Winchecster) at .308" diameter projectile. |
| 7.62 x 51 Nato |
| 22 Salvo |