General Dynamics has become the first supplier in to provide a 12.7mm NATO-qualified cartridge.
The firm says its C162 Ball and C163 Tracer cartridges have been approved for NATO interoperability, allowing NATO troops to interchange ammunition with allied countries.
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General Dynamics says the design meets the 12.7mm NATO Standardisation Agreement (STANAG) requirements, ensuring full interchangeability between all NATO troops using NATO-qualified weapons.
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