Recent postings show that the Army is working on a new .223 round which has been called a 'green bullet', AKA the M855A1 (gotta love the oxymoronical nature of a 'green bullet'). And in a roundabout way, they have also acknowledged that the battlefield effectiveness of the current M855 round is less than adequate... "Army officials acknowledged that the M855 "has not been providing the 'stopping power' the user would like at engagement ranges less than 150 yards," according to a 2005 briefing, the Army Times reported last year." according to a posting on foxnews.com.
While researching the whole green bullet issue, I happened to across another site that those of you in Werewolf country really do need to read... especially if you're a hand loader.
Teenwolf, tell your homies there's a different kinda shotgun headed your way...
So according to Pentagon math, how many "green bullets" equals an offset for depleted uranium rounds?
ReplyDeleteThey could get really green and just go back to developing bio-weapons; you know for the sake of the planet and all.