In case I did not make it clear a moment ago, a successful business owner buys high-quality products for low-quality prices. This usually requires not only a good sense of timing but a good eye as well. If you cannot see that the timing is right, you better go get your eyes checked in time to take advantage of this offer. The quality of ammunition does not get much higher than this military-grade Federal XM855F3 5.56 ammo. Incidentally, the price does not get much better than $117.23 for 300 rounds of the stuff either. Read on and I will tell you why this is the ammunition for you.

As noted, each package of Federal XM855F3 5.56 ammo contains 300 cartridges. But these are not just any cartridges. The cases are loaded with SS109 standard military ball bullets. Each 62gr full metal jacket bullet is constructed to provide for enhanced muzzle velocities. This particular load is capable of up to 3,100 fps. You may have also noticed that each bullet features a green tip. This signifies the presence of a steel penetrator tip and a lead core. Those bullets with orange tips signify that it is a tracer round. This is the same ammunition used by the United States Armed Forces. It is pretty good stuff.

Begin building your savvy business sense today by making an intelligent purchase. Build a stockpile of 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition while you are at it. At only $249.16 for a package of 300 rounds, Federal XM855F3 5.56 ammo has never been a better buy. Consider this ammunition for:

- Target shooting

- Sport shooting

- Small-game hunting

- Law enforcement

- Much more…

What more can I tell you aside from buy it before I do.

Federal Cartridge Company

The Federal Cartridge Company was founded in 1916 and is now recognized as one of the premier manufacturers of ammunition worldwide. Federal XM588F3 5.56 ammo is manufactured at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (LCAAP) in Independence, Missouri. LCAAP is a government-owned, contractor-operated munitions facility that was originally established 1941 for the manufacture and testing of small arms ammunition for the United States Army. Since 2001, it has been operated by Alliant Techsystems and is the largest manufacturer of small arms ammunition for the U.S. Army.