222 Bullets

This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets and cannot be fired as-is. Please only order them if you are handloader (or need a good gift for a handloader).

Since their foundation in 1990, Magtech has become one of the world’s largest ammunition brands. It sure doesn’t hurt that they’re the flagship label of the CBC Group, which also owns Sellier & Bellot and Metallwerk Elisenhütte Nassau.

The Brazilian giant doesn’t load all of their bullets, however. They bundled up 1,000 of their freshly minted .224” diameter projectiles for the discerning handloader who’s stocking up components for 5.56x45, 223 Rem, or one of several other rifle cartridges.

This is the basic, plain FMJ you want for your next 1,000 range loads. Magtech fits a concentric gilding metal jacket around a solid lead core so you can enjoy consistent target-grade accuracy the next time you aim your AR-15. Or load these bullets if you want to bulk up your self-defense cache!

Take care! This is not loaded ammunition that you can fire right out of the box. These are 5,500 component bullets for hobbyists who load their own ammunition.

Hornady makes some mighty fine ammo, largely due to the fact that they make some mighty fine bullets. Why not put that good old-fashioned Nebraskan know-how to work the next 5,500 times you load a round for your own AR-15?

This is Hornady’s .224” diameter full metal jacket bullet. The FMJ features Hornady’s signature Advanced Manufacturing Process jacket, which has essentially no variation in its concentricity or wall thickness. And it’s a strong jacket at that – unlike other manufacturers’ target grade bullets, Hornady’s FMJ greatly resists splintering apart as it penetrates its target. If you’re a prepper mass-producing your own SHTF loads, take note that this bullet punches a little harder than the rest!

Seating this bullet is easy thanks to the clean cannelure girdling its shank. Hornady even put a little boat tail on there to give your handloads a higher ballistic coefficient! And at 62 grains, this component bullet is ideal if you want to load ammo to M855 specs.

Please note: This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets for handloading. You can not fire them straight out of the box.

Don’t settle for a full metal jacket when you could have a total metal jacket. This .224” diameter bullet by Speer is 100 percent jacketed in copper, which means it doesn’t leave the lead in its core exposed to hot propellant gasses during ignition.

A TMJ offers three unique benefits that a FMJ does not. It prevents ignition from deforming its base, thus keeping its streamlined profile intact. It prevents ignition from evaporating the lead in its core, which will keep your breathing space a lot less toxic. It furthermore prevents lead residue from accumulating in the barrel, so you can enjoy greater accuracy throughout the duration of your target shooting session!

At 0.725” long, this 55 grain bullet makes a swell choice for loading 223 Rem, 5.56x45, and a variety of other rifle cartridges. Great for competition as well as plain old plinking when no one’s looking!

Want to load the kind of 223 Rem ammo that you can use to truly impress competition judges – or trim the eyelashes off a hare at several hundred yards? Speer’s got you covered. This bullet’s naturally resistant to wind drift at a hefty 75 grains, and thanks to its super concentric jacket it boasts exceptional rotational stability!

Speer’s total metal jacket does more than contribute to balance. Because the electrochemically plated TMJ additionally shields the bullet’s lead core, it bars hot propellant gasses from warping its base and impacting accuracy. And because its core doesn’t evaporate during ignition, this bullet keeps a barrel’s rifling cleaner and a shooter’s breathing space significantly more free of airborne carcinogen!

Speer makes some pretty high end stuff, so they have the setup they need make consistently heavy and .725” long 223 bullets. A great pick for long distance shooters!

Please note: This a box of 100 bullets for reloading, not loaded ammunition. You can not fire these bullets unless you know how handload.