1,000 Round Case Winchester Ranger Bonded RA556B 5.56 NATO 64 Grain Bonded Solid Base JSP - Barrier Blind FBI Duty Round - Free Shipping!
Brand : Winchester
- SKU:
- RA556B(1000)
Winchester Ranger 5.56mm 64 grain RA556B as currently issued by the FBI.
Protected Soft Point
- Designed to initiate rapid controlled expansion to quickly stop the threat
Bonded Lead Core
- Designed to maximize retained weight for consistent terminal performance through a variety of demanding barriers
Extruded Solid Base Design
- Maximizes penetration even after encountering a difficult barrier such as auto glass
Enhanced Strength 5.56mm Shellcase
- Crimped primer and cap/mouth sealant
BALLISTICS TABLE
Distance (yards) | Velocity (fps) | Energy (ft-lbs) | Traj Short Range (in) |
---|---|---|---|
muzzle | 2750 | 1293 | |
50 | 2617 | 1171 | -0.1 |
100 | 2488 | 1058 | 0 |
"The new Federal 5.56 mm 62 gr TBBC bonded JSP (XM556FBIT3), as well as the older .223 55 & 62 gr TBBC bonded JSP's ( LE223T1 & LE223T3), the new 5.56 mm Win 64 gr bonded JSP (Q3313/RA556B), and the new 5.56 mm BH 50 gr TSX are the BEST general purpose loads available for LE use today." Dr. Gary Roberts
"A plethora of 5.56mm/223 Remington loads utilizing expanding barrier-blind projectiles have come to the market in the last several years. One of the top performing loads in this category that is currently issued by the FBI is the Winchester Ranger 5.56mm 64 grain RA556B. Terminal ballistic testing conducted by the esteemed Dr. G.K. Roberts has shown that this load has an average penetration depth of 17.1" in bare 10% ordnance gelatin with a recovered diameter of 0.46" (when fired from a 16" barrel.) After passing through an intermediate barrier of automobile safety glass, the load has an average penetration depth of 13.6"with a recovered diameter of 0.35" (again from a 16"barrel.)" Molon on Lightfighter.net
"The Winchester RA556B load is topped with the Nosler 64 grain Bonded Solid Base projectile. This bullet has a copper base that comprises almost one-third of the length of the projectile. Obviously, the lead core is bonded to the copper jacket. The bullet has a cannelure and a "Protected Point" design for reliable feeding in AR-15s" Molon on Lightfighter.net