
GGG 5.56x45mm NATO 55gr M193 FMJ Ammo
All GGG 5.56x45mm NATO 55gr M193 FMJ Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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Black Basin Outdoors | 1200 | $486.00 | $14.73 | $500.73 | $0.42 |
Fast Ammo | 1200 | $520.05 | $51.67 | $571.72 | $0.48 |
Sentry Ammo | 1200 | $544.61 | $28.38 | $572.99 | $0.48 |
Sentry Ammo | 600 | $273.83 | $22.15 | $295.98 | $0.49 |
Fast Ammo | 600 | $263.80 | $41.15 | $304.95 | $0.51 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 600 | $313.86 | $14.15 | $328.01 | $0.55 |
Sentry Ammo | 50 | $21.94 | $10.50 | $32.44 | $0.65 |
Fast Ammo | 50 | $27.57 | $9.50 | $37.07 | $0.74 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 50 | $28.60 | $8.50 | $37.10 | $0.74 |
All GGG 5.56x45mm NATO 55gr M193 FMJ Ammo Specs
GGG 5.56x45mm NATO 55gr M193 FMJ Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
GGG's 5.56 NATO load brings physics-defying performance to your rifle. Picture this: a 55-grain projectile breaking the sound barrier three times over at 3330 fps. That's not just fast - it's screaming fast. When that velocity combines with perfect bullet weight for common twist rates, you've got a recipe for exceptional accuracy. Factor in the massive 1354 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, and you're looking at performance that'll make other standard loads feel sluggish.
This ammunition excels in rapid-fire scenarios where consistent performance matters. The standard FMJ configuration might seem basic, but it's purposefully engineered for minimal barrel fouling during extended sessions. That extra velocity gives you a flatter trajectory, reducing holdover adjustments out to 300 yards. For varmint hunters, this translates to devastating results on coyotes and prairie dogs, while competitive shooters will appreciate the reduced time of flight to distant targets.
Dollar for dollar, this load delivers exceptional value for serious training. The increased velocity means you'll need less elevation adjustment on your optic, simplifying your zero process and making field shooting more intuitive. Each round exits the muzzle with authority, providing immediate feedback through reduced perceived delay between shot and impact. It's particularly effective for shooters running suppressed systems, where the extra velocity helps maintain reliable cycling even with the added back pressure of a can.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Exceptional velocity delivers flatter trajectories, reducing holdover adjustments during rapid target transitions
- Enhanced muzzle energy improves performance through light barriers and extends effective range for target practice
- Snappy cycling characteristics support fast-paced shooting drills and dynamic training scenarios
- Flat-shooting profile simplifies sight picture maintenance during quick follow-up shots
Disadvantages
- Higher velocity creates additional heat during sustained rapid fire, requiring more cooling time between strings
- Accelerated wear characteristics may affect barrel life during high-volume training programs
- Performance advantages come with a slight premium over standard velocity options