Franklin Armory Rabbit Rounds: A 5.56 Load With Four BBs
Franklin Armory’s Rabbit Rounds put four lead BBs in a 5.56x45mm case for small game with an AR-15. The spec sheet, the ballistics table, the price and where the company’s own pages disagree.
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Franklin Armory’s Rabbit Rounds put four lead BBs in a 5.56x45mm case for small game with an AR-15. The spec sheet, the ballistics table, the price and where the company’s own pages disagree.
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