5.56mm

The 5.56mm cartridge is a small-caliber, high-velocity round commonly used in military and civilian rifles, particularly in AR-15-style firearms. Developed in the 1960s, it became the standard for NATO forces due to its balance of range, accuracy, and low recoil, making it suitable for automatic and semi-automatic fire. The 5.56mm is lighter than larger calibers, allowing soldiers to carry more ammunition. Known for its high velocity, it is effective at penetrating soft body armor but loses effectiveness at long distances compared to larger rounds like the 7.62mm.

Factions	Weapon	Icon	Classes	Ammo	Damage
					Normal	Headshot
US	M16 XM148		Assault	20+1 / 60 1 / 2	37	92
US	M16A1		Assault	20+1 / 60	37	92
US	M16A1 M203		Assault	20+1 / 60 1 / 2	37	92
US	M16A1 SOG		WIP	20+1 / 60	37	92
US	M601		Assault	20+1 / 60	37	92
US	M605B		Assault	20+1 / 90	37	92
US	M656		Sniper	20+1 / 40	37	92
US	Mk4 Mod 0		Assault	20+1 / 60	35	87
US	Stoner 63A Rifle		Assault	30+1 / 90	33	82
US	Stoner 63A Carbine		Assault Radioman	30+1 / 90	33	82
US	Stoner 63A Commando		Gunner	150 / 300	33	82
US	Stoner 63A Bren		Gunner	30 / 90	33	82
US	Stoner 63A LMG		Gunner	100 / 200	33	82
US	XM177E2		Assault Radioman	30+1 / 90	35	87
US	XM177E2 4x		Assault	20+1 / 60	35	87
US	XM177E2 OEG		Assault	20+1 / 90	35	87
US	XM177E2 SOG		Assault Radioman	30+1 / 90	35	87
US	XM607		Assault Radioman	30+1 / 90	35	87
US	XM607 4x		Assault	20+1 / 60	35	87
US	XM607 OEG		Assault	20+1 / 90	35	87

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