Help on ammo ?
At bottom is the description a seller gave for ammo. It was headstamped L C 2008. There was not a NATO symbol on it. My question is about the phrase "Nato Military Spec 5.56 ammunition" that was used in the description. With this phrase in the description should this have been stamped with the NATO symbol or is this stating merely that it is manufactured to NATO Military Specs? Is this misleading advertising? The box says this
"MANUFACTUERD IN THE U.S.A.
FEDERAL CARTRIDGE CO.
Anoka, MN 56303 U.S.A."
I'm assuming that without the NATO symbol it is not the same ammo that the military would use or could use. Is that correct? How would this compare to the NATO stamped ammo in quality and price?
"This auction is for 1,000 rounds of Federal / Lake City XM193 .223 Full Metal Jacket new Nato Military Spec 5.56 ammunition. This ammunition is packaged 100 rounds per box, and 10 boxes are included in this auction. Each rifle round is brass cased, non-corrosive, boxer primed, and has a 55 grain full metal jacket boat-tail bullet. This is currently manufactured ammunition in 2008, made in the United States. This ammunition is mil spec, and with "LC" for lake city."