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Those familiar with the tracer round have probably noticed that the leade is significantly shorter in the case of a 223, than the 5.56. While this could pose a safety hazard, a lot of people enjoy the novelty and fun of shooting the rounds. Even though the leade is short, the throat is long, making the rounds slightly less combustible than regular ball rounds. So, when buying the rounds, make sure to check that the throat is also short.Some movies depict gunfire that looks like lasers, but these rounds are actually just red&silver tipped armor-piercing incendiary shells. These bullets are safe to shoot from any.223 rifle or pistol. Moreover, the tracer rounds are designed to be highly effective in military situations, so you don't need to worry about your safety. The bright trail produced by the tracers stays visible for a distance of 400 yards.The main advantage of these round is that they can be fired even after the smoke tail is gone. This makes the tracer rounds very effective for a long range. The tracer bullet has a thin jacket, and the pyrotechnics at the base of the bullet are very visible. It's possible to aim and fire the tracer bullets without worrying about the impact. The tracer rounds also have a delayed effect, so that they don't reveal their shooter's location.There are also a variety of tracer ammo on the market. Those with two-way sights will see the tracer rounds more clearly than they can see the ball. Despite their name, a tracer can be very useful for aiming and signaling. They can be used to illuminate the target at a long range, and can even be used as a homing device for the military. It's a great way to identify a target or to warn your squad of a nearby enemy.Besides being useful in identifying a target, a tracer can also be used for psychological reasons. The bullets are recognizable by their blackened cases, and thus, can be used as a decoy. During World War I, the US developed tracers for destroying the hydrogen-filled airships. But, the British developed a tracer for a military airship. They were a great help for the Germans. http://www.docspal.com/viewer?id=uraamrwt-19504189 The two types of tracer rounds are different in their performance. In fact, the M16A2 has a rifling twist of 1:7 and a barrel with a 1:12 twist. The M196, like all the other tracers, works best with a 1:12 barrel, and the M195 will work with a rifling twist of one:7. The RC-M1916A2 has a reloadable magazine.