Hello everybody we have 10 minutes here with Mr Ryan Mucker and discussing NATO cartridges.

If you haven't tuned into our last one where we talked about the 9 by 19 NATO,

head back one of these 10 minute talks. we are on to the 5.5.6 this one of 5.6 is like

classic Lazed potato chips. They're everywhere you see them them all over the place, you kind of just forget

that they're there, but it is. And they're everywhere.

You love them, you can't have just one.

Exactly. It's become a name, it's a sticker. We see them on the backs of people's vehicles mocking folks

who do a lot of running instead of it saying. 26-2, it's 5.56.

Exactly.

Yeah, really popular round and and even older than it's

creation so I should say its creation comes before its adoption and standardization.

It's a very neat round.

I think in today's day and age, if you've heard of an AR-15,

you've heard the term 556 stated.

And again, backing up a little bit if you didn't catch the earlier

podcast or 10 minute talk excuse me on the 9 by 19.

NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization formed after World War II.

If you've got some allies and you guys want the same

ammo if you have to fight a war in foreign lands,

we all want to show up at the same time

with the same stuff

so that we don't end up in a situation like our boys did in World War II with the Brits

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