PMC X-Tac 5.56 NATO 62gr. LAP Green-Tip Description:
When a serious threat arises and your life is on the line, that fraction of a second is the precise moment you can’t think about your ammunition. It’s that moment we think of every day. Our PMC X-TAC™ line of ammunition products is tried and tested by military and law enforcement around the world.
Manufactured to the exacting specifications required by such organizations and demanded by our customers, X-TAC is the choice for the professional and enthusiast alike. At PMC, we know your job demands that you think of everything. But we also know that when the chips are down you shouldn’t be thinking about your ammunition.
12 reviews for PMC X-Tac 5.56 NATO 62gr. LAP Green-Tip 120rds Battle Pack
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Alexis –
We set up heavy gongs out at 200 and 300 meters on the farm. These light armor-piercing rounds slap the steel with authority and offer great hit feedback. Just make sure you’re shooting thick AR500 plate so you don’t dimple it!
Émile Victor –
Took this battle pack out for a winter range day at -12°C. Cold weather can sometimes cause ignition delays with lower-end primers, but PMC’s sealed boxer primers fired instantly and reliably on every single trigger pull.
Arnaud –
I keep a couple of these battle packs tossed in the back of my truck utility box. They’ve been bounced around, exposed to dust, and rained on during a hunting trip, but the heavy polymer wrapper hasn’t scratched or torn open.
Charles Henri –
Ran two of these packs through a weekend carbine course. While other guys using cheap steel-cased bulk ammo were constantly clearing stovepipes and failure-to-extract issues, my rifle ran like a Swiss watch the entire time.
Édouard –
The factory ammo shoots great, but the annealed brass cases are the real bonus. The primer pockets are perfectly uniform and don’t stretch out easily. I’ve already reloaded some of these casings three times with no split necks.
Louis Arthur –
Ordered a couple of these packs from a Reloading Canada. The checkout was seamless, hazardous material shipping fees were reasonable, and they arrived at my door perfectly boxed. Will definitely be ordering more.
August Laurent –
Some bulk surplus leaves a mountain of foul, tar-like neck sealant caked in your chamber. PMC clean-burning powder leaves very little carbon buildup. My bolt carrier group cleanup took half the time I expected after blasting a full pack.
Hayes –
You can instantly tell these are loaded to full 5.56 pressures and not underpowered like standard commercial .223. Positive 4 o’clock ejection every time, crisp recoil, and it clears my dirty piston system without any short-stroking.
Vincent –
It can be tough to find reliable 62gr options in stock locally up north. Ordering this battle pack online was simple, and the quality reminds me why PMC is my go-to brand for trouble-free range candy.
Arbor Wells –
I bought five of these online to stack deep in my locker. The vacuum-sealed, high-density polymer wrapper is incredibly thick. Living in a high-humidity area, knowing these are completely air-tight and waterproof gives me massive peace of mind.
Beckett Maligne –
Buying the 120-round battle pack is the perfect middle ground between a small 20-round box and a heavy 1,000-round case. The pack throws right into a range bag effortlessly, and the internal boxes keep everything perfectly organized.
Sterling Finch –
My modern semi-auto rifle loves the heavier 62-grain weight. Standard 55gr can occasionally drift on windy days at our outdoor club, but these green tips punch straight through. I had zero failures.