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| "FNM 80-59" HeadStamp Full Metal Jacket Bullet |
| Federal Cartridge Company "F C 308 WIN" HeadStamp |
| Winchester Company"WINCHESTER 308WIN" HeadStamp |
| Remington Company "R-P 308 WIN" HeadStamp |
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| $1.50 per Cartridge |
| $1.50 per Cartridge |
| More Head Stamps to Follow |
| ML762x51mm001 |
| ML762x51mm002 |
| $1.50 per Cartridge |
| ML762x51mm003 |
| $1.50 per Cartridge |
| ML762x51mm004 |
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| Remington Accelerators |
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| 7.62x51mm NATO |
| 308 Winchester |
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| The 7.62x51mm NATO was adopted by U.S. Military in 1954, and by NATO in the early 1950s, but the U.S.Military did not have rifles for the caliber until 1957. Winchester marketed the "Sporting Cartridge" as the Winchester 308 in 1952. The 7.62 NATO is basically a shortened 30-06 and it replaced the 30-06 as the basic U.S.Military Personnel Rifle until the 5.56x45 Nato, or (.223) in 1961. |
| 308 WIN. Soft Point |
| 7.62x51mm Nato F.M.J. |
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