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U.S. Army Narrows Down The Field of Companies Trying For Next Generation Squad Weapons (NGSW) Using 6.8mm Ammunition - General Ammunition Discussion - International Ammunition Association Web Forum
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Textron's Cased Telescoped (CT) Ammunition for Next Generation Infantry Weapons - Chanakya Forum
Textron's Cased Telescoped (CT) Ammunition for Next Generation Infantry Weapons - Chanakya Forum
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View topic - British Army using Cased Telescoped Ammo - Technology
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In the Future: Your Deer Cartridge Will Be Plastic | Outdoor Life
Textron Shows off New 6.5mm Case-Telescoped Carbine | Military.com
The Case for Caseless Telescoped Ammunition - War Is Boring
Inside the Army's Quest for a Revolutionary New Bullet | Military.com
Nicholas Drummond on Twitter: "When we adopted 5.56 mm, we acquired weapons that were less capable in terms of range and lethality than legacy 7.62x51 mm weapons. This risked overmatch in certain
