"X" in nomenclature indicates something which is either in the development phase, pre-production, or which has completed development but is not in "full production" (i.e. not generally issued).
We have quite a few munitions which are issued (though perhaps not widely) but still list as "xm". As 193 is 55 gr and our standard round is 62 gr, it's probably why.
The problem with Gun Broker
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panzermk2
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Re: The problem with Gun Broker
Like the XM1, those were the days.
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Wow, i have like 2000 rounds of the stuff. Seems like a good price for it is alot more than I bought it for too... <3 fair market practices.
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You realize this thread is over 2 years old right? :laugh: Zombie thread! 
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