Palmetto State Armory has 20 round boxes of USA-Made AAC “Sabre Blade Black Tip” 5.56 NATO 62 Grain Ammunition for $11.99 a box or $0.60 each a round. Of course, you must buy multiples to make the shipping costs right, but a great round count price on self-defense ammo.
AAC “Sabre Blade Black Tip” 5.56 NATO 75 Grain Ammunition
The 5.56 75GR Sabre Blade Black Tip Ammunition from AAC delivers superior performance when you need it most. Sabre Blade Black Tip is designed to be one of the most highly effective self-defense rounds offered to the American people at an affordable price. Our Sabre Blade Black Tip bullets are designed for maximum expansion and weight retention upon impact.
Designed for use in a variety of applications and manufactured through AAC’s advanced research, design, and engineering process with state-of-the-art, quality machines, and materials.
Rigorously refined by AAC through multiple quality control checkpoints from conception to production. AAC Components make projectiles for the shooter who values attention to detail, quality, and advanced reliability.
Accurate and reliable.
DETAILS
- Brand:Â AAC
- Bullet Type: Sabre Blade Black Tip
- Bullet Weight: 62gr
- Bullet Ballistic Coefficient:Â .277 G1
- Casing:Â AAC Brass-Boxer Primed, Fully Reloadable
- Caliber:Â 5.56 NATO
- Quantity: 20
- Velocity: 3025 FPS
American Made in beautiful Columbia, SC.
AAC Sabre Blade Black Tip 5.56 62-Grain Ammo 20 Round Boxes ,,,$11.99
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AAC "Sabre Blade Black Tip" 5.56 NATO 62 Grain 20rd Box Ammunition | Palmetto State Armory | $ 11.99 |
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AAC "Sabre Blade Black Tip" 5.56 NATO 62 Grain 20rd Box Ammunition | Palmetto State Armory | $ 11.99 |
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AAC "Sabre Blade Black Tip" 5.56 NATO 75 Grain 20rd Box Ammunition | Palmetto State Armory | $ 11.99 |
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AAC "Sabre Blade Black Tip" 5.56 NATO 75 Grain 20rd Box Ammunition | Palmetto State Armory | $ 11.99 |
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Hey Editor; Are you drunk? The headline says 62 grain bullets and the illustration shows a box of 75 grain ammunition. The article says in one sentence it is 62 gr ammo then in the next paragraph it is described as 75 gr ammo. Which is it?
That’s gratuitously harsh.
I like how the tags are 300blk and 300 aac blackout. So spot on.
Images have not been matching up in articles for weeks. They often have incorrect images now.
PSA should give Tools&Targets a discount code at least, for all the great work he does. I know for a fact that he does not receive any commissions. I would buy through one of his links in a heartbeat.