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SIG Ammunition Produced & Delivered Over 825,000 Rounds of 6.8x51mm Composite Case Ammo for US Army Next Generation Squad Weapons Program Prototype Test #2 - Soldier Systems Daily
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The Case for Caseless Telescoped Ammunition - War Is Boring
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Telescoped ammunition - Wikipedia
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ARES releases Research Report 7 – Cased Telescoped Ammunition - Armament Research Services (ARES)
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