Introducing the First NATO Dummy Round Set by Strike Industries

Strike Industries continues to expand its product line with the introduction of NATO Dummy Rounds. These dummy rounds serve multiple purposes, including dry fire practice, safety education, and even functioning as keychain accessories. With a focus on utility rather than flashiness, they subtly remind users of the major calibers preferred by NATO forces and could prove to be quite useful for your favorite hunting gear setup.

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Introducing the First NATO Dummy Round Set by Strike Industries

This is the Strike Industries Polymer Ammo Collection (NATO Version). In a single array, it includes one of each (5) listed calibers which can be removed from the plastic container.

The calibers included are 9mm, 5.7×28, 5.56 x 45, 7.62×51, and 6.8×51. These are dummy rounds which are in-spec and can even be used for dry fire training or general safety education. Or, this collection kit can also be treated as a reminder tool for what the most prominent rounds used by NATO are.

While these might only have some limited use, I for one might like to grab a set and make some neat chamber flags out of them, or perhaps an entire set might make for a good gift for a friend or family member. Each NATO Dummy Rounds set comes with the 5 major cartridges used by NATO forces: 6.8x51mm (277 Fury), 7.62x51mm, 5.56x45mm, 5.7x28mm, and 9x19mm. For more information or to purchase your own set you can visit https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-ammoc-nato-bk.html

DISCLAIMER: Neither Strike Industries nor this product are affiliated in any manner with, or otherwise endorsed by, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The use of “NATO” on this product is merely to indicate compatibility with NATO-related caliber designations. For additional information about NATO, visit www.nato.int..

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