Dark Horse Guns & Ammo

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We just picked up over 30 more new and lightly used fi****ms and have almost no space to put them.
Well over 300 fi****ms in stock, as well as suppressors, stacks of ammo, and accessories.
Remember, if we don't have it, we can order it.
The biggest little gun shop in Nevada. Dark Horse Guns & Ammo LLC, Yerington NV

Dark Horse Guns & Ammo The Biggest Little Gun Shop in Nevada. Guns, Ammo, knives, & more.
We buy, sell, trade and sell on consignment. We also handel estate sales.

Now serving up 7.62x54r Freedom Fries🍟
As well as other flavors😋.
Dark Horse Guns & Ammo Yerington NV

Custom Browning Buckmark with a suppressor leather holster. Made by Battle Born Clothing featuring our tan and oiled finish that’ll look phenomenal once it gets some age.

More designer AR15 magazines at the biggest little gun shop in Nevada.
Dark Horse Guns & Ammo
Yerington Nevada.

Weatherby .243 with custom Mudygirl camo wrap. SIG SAUER scope ready for an upcoming junior deer hunt this October.

MYTH: "M855 green tip is the military's dedicated armor-piercing round." Not quite. The U.S. military calls M855 a 5.56 mm ball cartridge with a steel penetrator; its separately designated armor-piercing load is M995.

The green paint identifies M855's 62-grain projectile. A small steel insert in its nose improves performance against some light barriers and helmets compared with older ball am******on. That does not make every piece of body armor an easy target, and the military label is not a guarantee about what a specific plate will stop.

Part of the confusion came from civilian law, not just the metal inside the bullet. The ATF treated M855 projectiles differently from completed cartridges for years, and a 2015 proposed change made headlines without taking effect. In 2026 the agency expressly exempted both the cartridges and their projectiles from the federal armor-piercing-am******on definition for sporting purposes.

So "steel penetrator," military "ball" and a federal legal classification describe different questions. Where did you first hear the green-tip claim?

Getting waterfowl and Upland shells ready for the season.

Never Forget,
Stay Vigilant,
Be Prepared!