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Drop‑test and safety standards for pistols are a mix of consensus industry documents (), government protocols (, ) and agency checklists that prescribe controlled impacts and orientations; manufacture...
ICE’s publicly available policy materials and reporting show that Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) personnel — including Special Response Teams (SRTs) — are authorized to use agency‑issued and I...
Public comparisons show 7.62x51 NATO muzzle velocities typically reported in the 2,600–2,800 ft/s (≈790–854 m/s) range yielding muzzle energy around 2,400–3,300 J depending on bullet weight and load (...
Publicly available ICE policy documents and reporting show that Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) both operate under ICE’s Firearms and Use of Force H...
At long range (800–1,500 m) available reporting indicates the new 6.8×51 (.277 Fury) was adopted to extend “overmatch” beyond legacy 7.62×51 performance, with SIG describing a high‑pressure 6.8×51 loa...
The 6.8x51 (.277 Fury) arrives as a high-pressure, high-velocity cartridge built around modern match/hunting bullet designs and lightweight monolithic or bonded projectiles, while 7.62×51 NATO (.308 f...