
Magtech First Defense Tactical 7.62x51mm M80 147gr FMJ Ammo
All Magtech First Defense Tactical 7.62x51mm M80 147gr FMJ Ammo Prices
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PRODUCT | WEIGHT | TYPE | VELOCITY | ENERGY | BC | PRICE/RD |
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147 gr | FMJ | 2729 fps | 2451 ft-lbs | 0.398 | N/A | |
149 gr | FMJ | 2800 fps | 2611 ft-lbs | 0.393 | N/A | |
149 gr | FMJ | 2790 fps | 2575 ft-lbs | 0.456 |
$1.11
500 Rounds
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All Magtech First Defense Tactical 7.62x51mm M80 147gr FMJ Ammo Specs
Magtech First Defense Tactical 7.62x51mm M80 147gr FMJ Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
MagTech's First Defense Tactical line brings military DNA to your range bag. This M80-spec 7.62x51mm load launches a 147-grain FMJ projectile at a zippy 2729 fps, delivering an authoritative 2451 ft-lbs of energy on target. Built to NATO standards, these rounds cycle reliably in everything from classic battle rifles to modern precision gas guns, making them ideal for shooters who demand consistency without the match-grade price tag.
During tactical drills and transition training, these rounds prove their worth through predictable cycling and positive target feedback. The full metal jacket construction means you can hammer steel all day without worrying about splash-back or excessive target damage. That military-grade consistency especially shines during qualification courses or combat rifle matches, where reliable functioning matters more than sub-MOA groups.
Think of this ammunition as your go-to choice for serious training sessions where volume matters. Whether you're running your FAL through its paces or fine-tuning that new AR-10, these rounds deliver the kind of reliability that builds confidence behind the trigger. The brass cases maintain their integrity through rapid strings of fire, and the primer crimping means you won't be picking up loose primers after dumping a magazine. When victory means getting rounds on target fast, this load lets you focus on shooting instead of babysitting your ammunition.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Smoother recoil impulse supports faster target transitions during rapid-fire drills
- Sweet spot between power and control makes extended range sessions more productive
- Strikes an effective balance for engaging multiple steel targets at varying distances
- Functions smoothly in tactical training scenarios without overstressing equipment
Disadvantages
- Shows more wind drift at distance compared to heavier tactical loads
- Delivers less feedback on steel targets beyond 400 yards
- Training-focused design limits effectiveness in specialized applications