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INERT 25mm Target Practice Round.
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Now available: an inert 25x59mm Target Practice (TP) round, representing the modern generation of U.S. military medium-caliber ammunition. Designed for use with next-generation crew-served weapons. This 25mm round is completely inert and safe for display, making it an ideal collectible for ordnance enthusiasts, military historians, and museum curators.
The 25x59mm cartridge was developed in the early 1990s for the XM307 Advanced Crew-Served Weapon and the XM109 sniper rifle platform, later adapted for the XM25 airburst weapon and other emerging systems. While some programs were eventually discontinued, the cartridge itself became a critical part of ongoing medium-caliber munitions development for the U.S. military.
This target practice (TP) variant was designed to provide cost-effective live-fire training, simulating the ballistics and performance of live high-explosive rounds without the destructive effects. TP rounds are widely used in training exercises to prepare troops for modern battlefield conditions involving high rate-of-fire, precision-guided, or airburst-capable weapons systems.
With the rise of lightweight, high-velocity weapon platforms, the 25x59mm cartridge has become an important chapter in modern military small-arms development. This inert TP round is a rare opportunity to own a piece of ongoing U.S. ordnance innovation and is a perfect addition to any collection focused on 21st-century military technology.
Whether you're completing a display, building a training aid, or curating a timeline of ammunition evolution, this 25mm inert round delivers historical and visual impact.
Inert 25x59mm TP rounds are rarely available on the collector market, especially in this condition. Secure yours today and own a true piece of modern military firepower history.
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