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Established in 1933, IMI is a defense systems house specializing in the development, integration, manufacturing and life cycle support of modern land, air and naval combat systems and HLS solutions. IMI's world class combat-proven systems are developed by vertically integrated expert teams, working in close cooperation with the customers, the most prominent being the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). IMI's products have been qualified with the IDF, US Military (Air Force, Army and Navy) and NATO nations.
The SS109 bullet is a steel penetrator tipped, lead core bullet complete with the standard green paint used to designate penetrator tip ammunition. This ammunition is a great choice for the shooter looking for a great affordable round for target shooting, training and practice. This ammunition is non-corrosive in boxer-primed, reloadable brass cases with military primer crimp.
Convenient 30 round boxes completely fill standard capacity magazines
NATO qualified
Designed for use in 5.56mm Rifles and machine guns with 1 in 7" twist, such as M16A2, M4 and Tavor
Meets all STANAG 4172 and PFP (NAAG-LG/3-SG/1) D(2004)1 requirements
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Deal "looks" good until u factor in 5 box limit, tax and shipping then it's about 41.3 CPR which is an okay deal. Good thing I use extreme couponing method to get my 1000 rds for 32 CPR. I miss the pre-covid days where their just 25 CPR.
Ordered 5 (150) rounds, had a $5 coupon. Came to $58 shipped
Which coupon did you use to get $5 off? Was this a Midway coupon? Is it available to the public? Can you share the code if it is available please?
shipping ruins this deal comes out to 40¢ per round 1¢ less than average. Midway wont even give you free shipping if you add more to your cart.
Came to 38.51 after tax and shipping to FL 42 cents per round still is good all things considered why not just have 90 extra range rounds.

I’m in for 150. The IMI stuff tends to be reliable and fairly accurate for a fighting load.