ADI F1 M2A1 5.56 NATO

A: Yes, this is reloadable. This is boxer primed brass. Hope this helps.

A: Brass case, boxer primer.

A: Norman, this is SS109 steel core penetrator ammo but the tips arent green. So it is the exact same as green tip ammo, just the tips arent colored green. If you Google the upc 9332153002503 you can find more information/pictures. Hope this helps.

A: Norman, the tip is not colored green but the bullet is the SS109 Penetrator. -- Green tip here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/125281/winchester+usa+556x45mm+nato+62gr+full+metal+jacket+green+tip+150rd+box ------------------- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/137724/winchester+usa+valor+556+62gr+green+tip+125rd+box+ltd

A: Norman, Occasional lots of this ammo may not be "green tipped," however, they are still loaded to M855 specs.

A: Robert, This is F1 ammunition, which is identical in form and function to America's M855 cartridge.

A: Robert, the ADI F1 is the M855 with the Mild Steel insert and less the green painted tip. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Robert, this is technically SS109 but it's the same as M855. The SS109 / M855 cartridge has two names, but it's one in the same. The NATO designation for this round is SS109. The U.S. Military's designation is M855. The SS109 designation comes from Belgium, where FN Herstal is located. Hope this helps.

A: Coleman, Manufacturing is based at two main regional sites – Benalla in Victoria and Mulwala in New South Wales. Details here Sir : http://www.adiworldclass.com.au/about-us/

A: Coleman, this is made in Australia. I've used this brand several times and it's always been reliable and accurate. As for the manufacturers date there should be a lot number you can Google to find the manufacturers date. We're just customers as yourself not buds employees so without the can we can't really give a date. Hope this helps.

A: Thunder from Down Under! Australian Defense Industries! These rugged Aussies have been cranking out military grade toys since 1888. It's the same stuff which Australian Defense Industries produces for their nation's military, and it is identical to America's own M855. At 62 grains it is most accurate when fired from a 1:9 or 1:8 twist barrel (although 1:7 is by all means acceptable). Like the M855, the F1 bullet features a steel tip beneath its jacket. This does two important things: It helps the bullet penetrate tough obstacles including 1/8" sheet metal, and it makes the bullet magnetic. Be careful about which ranges you take this ammo to! There is no way for us to know the date of manufacture, but it is not old stock, if that's what you mean. Have a great day!

A: Stephen, yes Sir it is. ADI is quality ammo and your M&P 15 Sport will have no issues. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Stephen, yes it is. The Smith and Wesson M&P 15 Sport II can fire 5.56 safely. So this will fit and function just fine. I've shot a good bit of adi branded ammo and it's always been reliable. Hope this helps.

A: Stephen, yes sir, your Sport II is rated for 5.56 NATO, so any 5.56 or .223 ammo will work in your gun. Have a great day!