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    German DAG 7.62x51

    I was shooting American Eagle 150 Gr. .308 in my LMTMWS 0.78 groups. Best I could get with the DAG was 3 inch groups. Any one else have similar results.
    I want to check before I buy more. If all are getting the same results and I keep getting the same I will look for cheaper .308 somewhere else. Shoot good besides the big groups. Pretty clean stuff as well.
    If nothing else the battlepacks are good SHTF ammo

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    Nobody with a MWS has shot this?

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    I haven't shot a LMT .308 yet, but those groups aren't out of line for mass produced military surplus ammo.
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    I have some but I have not had a chance to test it. I know that I get approx. 1" groups with the FN, and S African surplus at 100 yds.

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    Thanks I knew 3" groups were within .mil standards. I knew others were getting 1 moa or so with S. African. Trying to find a cheap ammo that groups well. Although like i said good SHTF ammo i am going to buy a half case or so to set aside. Also the bullet coating is salt resistant.
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    Also realize that accuracy is going to vary from lot to lot.....

    The best surplus I've ever found was the Hirtenberger from Osterreich.
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    That's true. I was just looking for a decent ammo that was not too expensive that i could use when other people wanted to shoot. My AE shoots under 1 moa and I have lots of Match ammo as well. Most of my stuff will be handloads once i set my stuff up.

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    I have some pmc bronze and some xm80 coming later this week. It seems 50 cents a round is the cheapest stuff out there?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    It seems 50 cents a round is the cheapest stuff out there?
    I have seen silver bear at cheaper than dirt for $7.29/20 and I recently picked up 400 rounds of 1980s surplus Hirtenberger from AIM for $160. Unfortunately I don't have an LMTMWS to try it in......yet.

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    DAG is excellent ammo- I'm keeping mine and shooting the Port and RG.....
    SSG Jimmy Ide- KIA 28 Aug 10, Hyderabad, AFG

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