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It appears you may be asking what is the round called fired from an assault rifle. It is a round. some are 5.56mm, some are 7.62mm. some are 8mm, some are 6.2mm (New Chinese round). Most are referred to by their chamber size.

Rounds are comprised to two components, the ball or bullet, and the cartridge or brass. As a whole, rounds are often referred to as cartridges as well.

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