If you've got the locally-fabricated Now, these two cartridges look ex-
M149 subcaliber device (FSN 1005- actly alike, so you can't tell 'em apart
878-0204) for spouting 7.62-MM tracer by eyeballing. However, there're two
bullets from M67 90-MM reckless rifles, other ways to identify 'em:
*be sure you use this ammo:
 1. (heck the lot numbers These are the ONLY
 M62 cartridge with GMCS (gild- (hk Inumber numbs These a the ONt
 ing metal clad steel) jacket lot numbers to use at the present time:
 ing metal clad steel) jacket. FA-1 thru FA-81
 NCTHING LC-12000 thru L-12303
 E L5E. r RA-5000 thru RA-5224
 WC( 6000 thru W((C6088

 2. Give 'em the magnet test, like so:



 L L


 If you by mistake use the M62 car-
tridge with GM (gilding metal) jack-
eted bullet, you'll wind up with no
tracer at all. The ammo may break up
and stick in the barrel or give you poor
accuracy. You might even get hurt by
fragments in the backblast.


 Put a magnet (the dime-store variety
will do) against the bullet. If the mag-
net sticks, it's the right ammo.
 If the magnet won't stick, it's the
wrong ammo. Turn it in pronto.
 If there is still any doubt in your
mind, turn the stuff in anyway and be
sure you get your ammo from batches
bearing the listed lot numbers.