I’ve personally seen damage on an upper receiver for an M16a4 that looked like it could have been caused by the tips of ammo impacting It. The unit had beat to shit mags, and I was not impressed by their rifle maintenance. I have no way of verifying that the damage was caused by a1 ammo, but it IS what they were shooting. I kinda wonder if someone was having some sort of stoppage or something. It had no stoppages that day. This was a few years ago. Its been a non-issue in any other weapon that I’ve seen since, including other M16a4’s.
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It's also widely known that the port pressure is much higher on this round. It's extremely hard on the 416/m27.
Considering the port pressure on an M4 is 17,000 psi and on an M16 it's 10,000 PSI (M855 not A1)
it sounds like this round is hard on everything, the original m855 ammo already wore an M4 faster than an M16
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I bought 10 of the Surefeed E2 magazines and I have shot XM193 just fine. I like the texture of magazines as well. I also have shot 60 rounds of Gold Dot JSP which also shoot fine. That was before the quarantine. I did go to the indoor range a few times and I shoot M193 rounds now since Gold Dot JSP are hard to come by now.
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