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Winchester Lake City M80 .308/7.62x51mm NATO 149GR FMJ 20 Rounds

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.308/7.62x51mm Nato

Caliber for target shooting and

149 Grain

M80 full metal jacket bullet

Muzzle Velocity

Listed at 2790 feet per

Muzzle Energy

Listed at 2450 ft. lbs

Reloadable Annealed

Brass casings

$28.99
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SKU: W80-020892229716

Overview

Built for range work and training, this ammunition offers a straightforward option for shooters who want a .308/7.62x51mm NATO load in a 149 grain full metal jacket configuration. It is presented with a muzzle velocity of 2790 fps and reloadable annealed brass casings, making it a practical choice for repeated sessions at the range. Winchester’s Lake City M80 line also carries LC headstamps from the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, which may appeal to buyers looking for a familiar military-style specification. It is a sensible pick for target practice and training, with the added flexibility of 20-round packaging.

Why Hunters Choose the Winchester

Suitable Target

Shooting and training use

149 Grain

Full metal jacket load in

Muzzle Velocity

Listed at 2790 feet per

Reloadable Annealed

Brass casings add practical reloading

Lc Headstamps

Are specified for this ammunition

Key Features

  • .308/7.62x51mm NATO caliber for target shooting and training
  • 149 grain M80 full metal jacket bullet
  • Muzzle velocity listed at 2790 feet per second
  • Muzzle energy listed at 2450 ft. lbs
  • Reloadable annealed brass casings
  • LC headstamps from Lake City Army Ammunition Plant

Best Used For

  • Target shooters and trainers needing .308/7.62x51mm NATO FMJ ammunition for range sessions.
  • Shooters who want 149-grain ammunition with listed muzzle velocity and energy specifications.
  • Users looking for reloadable annealed brass casings for future reloading use.
  • Those seeking ammunition suitable for practice, training, or personal protection situations.

Specifications

Bullet TypeM80 Full Metal Jacket
Bullet Weight149 Grain
Caliber.308/7.62x51mm NATO
CasingReloadable Annealed Brass Casings
HeadstampsLC Headstamps
Manufactured ByLake City Army Ammunition Plant
Muzzle Energy2450 ft. lbs
Muzzle Velocity2790 fps
Rounds20

Pros

  • Suitable for target shooting and training use.
  • 149 grain full metal jacket load in .308/7.62x51mm NATO.
  • Muzzle velocity listed at 2790 feet per second.
  • Reloadable annealed brass casings add practical reloading value.
  • LC headstamps are specified for this ammunition.
  • Pack includes 20 rounds for range sessions.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Full metal jacket construction is oriented toward target shooting and training rather than hunting-specific terminal performance.
  • Pack size is 20 rounds, so it may be less convenient for higher-volume range sessions without multiple boxes.
  • The listing references both .308 and 7.62x51mm NATO, so users should confirm compatibility with their firearm before use.
  • Reloadable annealed brass cases add flexibility for reloaders, but that benefit is most relevant if you already reload or plan to save brass.

Suggested Comparisons

  • .308/7.62x51mm NATO target and training ammunition
  • Full metal jacket rifle ammunition
  • Reloadable brass-cased ammunition
  • Range practice ammunition

Suggested Accessories

  • Ammunition storage box
  • Range bag
  • Cleaning kit
  • Hearing protection

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this Winchester Lake City M80 ammunition chambered in?

It is listed as .308/7.62x51mm NATO.

What bullet type and grain weight does this ammo use?

This load uses a 149 grain full metal jacket (M80 FMJ) bullet.

How many rounds come in a box?

The product title lists 20 rounds.

What muzzle velocity is listed for this ammunition?

The listed muzzle velocity is 2790 feet per second.

What kind of casing does this ammo use?

The description states it uses reloadable annealed brass casings.