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| 6.35x48mm (FA-T110) Experimental ~25 Winchester |
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| The 6.35x48mm experimental cartridge (.25 Winchester) was designed by Frankford Arsenal and manufactured by Winchester. It was one of the experiments in the mid-1950s and early 1960s by the USA and NATO to develop a new Service Rifle Cartridge. One of the listed loadings is a single ball (FA-T110). The cartridge was one verison based on the .25 Remington case, the (FA-T110) measured 6.35x48mm and loaded with one 4.5 grain (70 grain) which had a velocity of 1,020 meters per second or 3,345 feet per second. However, the decision against the .223 was overturned by further trials in 1959, which again found the AR-15 superior to the M14 and recommended that its development should be pursued as a replacement for the 7.62 mm rifle, which had only been formally adopted for service two years before. |
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| $ 19.95 per Cartridge |
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