223 (5.56) Ammo

The Big Bad Wolf was an idiot. There he was, trying to blow down a house made of bricks, when what he should have done was kick down the Third Little Pig’s door and indiscriminately spray inside the home with an AR-15. Maybe that is a little dark, though, even for a classic fairytale.

In any event, there’s no wonder which ammo the Big Bad Wolf would have chosen for so wanton an act of mayhem: these 223 Rem cartridges by Wolf itself. Because wolves don’t work, he would have greatly appreciated these rounds’ low cost steel casings, which still feed and extract reliably thanks to their glossy polymer coating. He would have approved of the round’s responsive primer, as well as its charge of clean burning propellant. And while this round’s 55 grain FMJ projectile may not be optimal to pepper a hog with, that the Big Bad Wolf could easily have afforded to dump a whole magazine of these rounds would have more than compensated for that shortcoming.

How much 5.56x45 ammo do you really need? As much as you can get your hands on! And a good place to start is with a case or two of Prvi Partizan’s M193 ball ammo, which is loaded for the commercial market according to the U.S. military’s very own specifications!

This Serbian AR-15 ammo is loaded with 55 grain FMJBT projectiles. The bullet’s gilding metal jacket ensures smooth and clean performance, but inhibits any kind of terminal expansion. (A bullet like this will fragment inside of soft tissue following close-to-medium range impact, however.) The FMJBT’s boat tail helps the bullet reduce in-flight drag, thus enabling it to retain more velocity, fly flatter and strike its target with greater energy.

Prvi Partizan’s ammo is completely nonmagnetic. Not only are their bullets devoid of any steel, but their reloadable cases are also made of solid brass. These rounds’ Boxer primers are just as non-corrosive as what you should expect from an American manufacturer, and they are additionally sealed.

Load up on some high quality, low cost ammunition for your favorite AR or other .223/5.56mm caliber rifle. PMC Bronze ammunition comes from South Korea out of the some of the most sophisticated and efficient manufacturing plants. A length of experience producing ammunition for NATO countries as well as adherence to U.S. standard tolerances has a resulted in inexpensive ammo with high reliability.

These cartridges are constructed using reloadable brass casings fitted with non-corrosive Boxer primers and topped by full metal jacket boat-tail (FMJ-BT) bullets. The bullets weigh in at 55 grains which is a standard across the board for the caliber and will stabilize with the widest ranges of barrel lengths and twists. In addition, the boat tail tapered rear of the bullet reduces drag and increases accuracy. This bulk pack of 1,000 rounds is great to stock up on for matches and classes and has been specifically recommended by some training companies like the United States Shooting Academy (USSA).

Get your fill of M855 style ammo with this 1000 round bulk pack of PMC's X-TAC NATO 5.56mm. Just like milspec M855, these rounds use 62 grain bullets with light-amor penetrating* steel tips which are painted green for easy identification. As a result, these rounds will match ballistic tables and ballistic drop compensation (BDC) reticles commonly used with modern low power scopes. The reloadable brass casings are annealed at the neck and shoulder for added strength (useful to reloaders) while the non-corrosive Boxer primers are bordered by moisture-blocking sealant. The bullets are full metal jacket (FMJ) and possess toothed cannelures to prevent projectile setback.

PMC is a South Korean based company that sources its ammunition from plants that supply to the ROK military as well as other to other NATO countries. Their X-TAC line is highly regarded for adhering to stringent military specification while still maintaining an inexpensive price for all shooters.

*While this is not armor-penetrating ammunition by definition, some ranges will not allow these rounds to be fired indoors nor outdoors on certain steel targets.

The X-TAC line from PMC more closely follows the same specifications used for manufacturing military grade ammunition. As a result, this 1000 bulk pack of 5.56mm has a few features that you won't find in usual lots of inexpensive ammo. These XP193 rounds are great for rainy day storage, high round count classes, practice sessions, fun plinking, and building a ballistic chart close to NATO-spec M193.

Like M193, these XP193 rounds feature 55 grain bullets which are compatible with the widest range of barrel lengths and twists of AR, SCAR, ACR, and other 5.56x45mm chambered rifles. The full metal jacket boat tail (FMJ-BT) projectiles feature a toothed cannelure which prevents round setback during rough handling or repeated loading and live ejection; bullet setback can affect accuracy or even cause catastrophic firearm failure. In addition, the reloadable brass casings have a consistent coat of sealant surrounding their non-corrosive Boxer primers which prevents moisture from entering the cartridge and creating dud rounds. The casings are also annealed for added strength to prevent pressure-induced malfunctions and guarantee long brass life for reloaders.

PMC ammunition is produced in South Korea on some of the same tooling and machines used to supply NATO countries with war-fighting ammo. These bulk packs are highly regarded among American shooters for their inexpensive cost, high reliability, and adherence to M193 specification.

Winchester has been making ammunition for over 150 years now. They can’t claim to have made 5.56x45 ammo for quite that long (for reasons we hope we don’t have to explain), but they’ve certainly mastered all the ins and outs of America’s favorite centerfire cartridge!

This is Winchester’s most fundamental kind of 5.56, and therefore absolutely perfect for casual and serious target shooting alike. The M193 spec cartridge sports a 55 grain projectile, which is light enough to achieve a muzzle velocity that is just shy of three times faster than the speed of sound. The full metal jacket projectile’s economical design makes it optimal for high-volume shooting, yet it still provides the consistent accuracy discerning marksmen demand. The non-expanding solid point FMJ is made of lead and copper, thus making this ammo absolutely nonmagnetic.

This ammo’s military-grade brass cases are reloadable, and they have never before seen the light of day. They’re not grayish around their necks because they have previously been fired, but rather because they weren’t polished after they were made more durable via annealing. Noncorrosive Boxer-primed, clean-shooting, and packaged 50 boxes per case of 1,000!

You didn’t put together the world’s sweetest AR-15 rifle just because you want to show it off to your buddies. No – you actually want to fire the thing as well, which is why you need no less than one full case of Winchester’s famous white label ammo. These range loads are made in Illinois and ready to deliver the consistent performance you need for any kind of recreational target shooting. Good to have in store for an ugly situation as well!

This cartridge is equipped with a 55 grain bullet. At that weight it’s able to leave an rifle barrel at a velocity of 3,240 fps, just like the U.S. Armed Forces’ equivalent M193 round. The aerodynamic bullet achieves a 0.274 ballistic coefficient, so it won’t even have to rise by 6” when you’re aiming for the 300-yard target line!

Although this round’s bullet is capable of fragmenting apart into shrapnel as it pierces soft tissue, the non-expanding FMJ is typically favored for plinking and training. This is a steel-free bullet, so you’re A-OK to take it to ranges which prohibit magnetic ammo. The bullet’s resilient jacket resists deformation and jamming during feeding, and its full cannelure wards off setback in the magazine.

USA label ammo has new and durable brass cases. You’ll notice they’re gray around their shoulders, but that’s just the natural result of fortifying heat-treatment. These rounds’ non-corrosive Boxer primers make them repeatedly reloadable!

IMI Systems (previously known as Israel Military Industries) makes a lot of neat stuff. We sadly cannot ship you an Uzi or Desert Eagle, but we’ve got plenty of IMI’s factory fresh (i.e. not military surplus) 5.56x45 M193 ammunition in stock!

The M193 specification calls for a 55 grain full metal jacket. That’s the most popular choice of projectile for target practice with the AR-15 rifle thanks in no small part to its accurate yet economical design. The FMJ’s solid lead core is wrapped in a gilding metal jacket to ensure smooth feeding in a semi-automatic. The FMJ may fragment apart if it pierces a soft medium at a high enough velocity, but it cannot exhibit true terminal expansion. IMI’s M193 ammo is loaded with nonmagnetic projectiles.

IMI’s noncorrosive Boxer primers and never-before-fired brass cases make their ammo optimal for handloaders. Pay no mind to the gray discoloration surrounding the cases’ shoulders and necks. Military grade brass cases aren’t polished after they are annealed for added suppleness, but that doesn’t affect their performance or reloadability one iota.

Winchester’s USA label doesn’t just stand for American-made. It stands for consistent quality and satisfying target-grade accuracy that you’ll want to take with you whenever you visit the range.

Winchester manufactures their white box ammo specifically for the civilian shooter. They did load this 5.56x45 ammo to our military’s M193 specifications, however, which means it offers the same kind of performance which most veterans of the Armed Forces must already be familiar with.

This cartridge has a 55 grain full metal jacket projectile. At that weight it achieves a steady 3,180 fps muzzle velocity, which will keep it traveling at supersonic speed until around 700 yards – well beyond the 5.56’s effective range. The FMJ’s hard jacket promotes positive functioning in a semi-auto courtesy of its ability to feed smoothly and prevent rapid fouling. This round’s FMJ cannot expand inside soft tissue, although it may fragment apart at higher velocities.

This ammo also sports virgin brass cases. You will notice that they are discolored in the areas where they were annealed, which indicates that the brass is elastic enough to return to its original dimensions after ignition. Alongside their non-corrosive Boxer primers, that makes this ammo’s cases perfect for handloaders.

Federal Premium – the pride of Minnesota! They have manufactured ammunition for over 100 years, and today their American Eagle label represents affordable yet highly rewarding target shooting. Order their 1,000-round case of loose-packed 223 Rem and you’ll have plenty left over for personal protection as well!

This round’s 55 grain FMJBT doesn’t pack any surprises. You can expect a reliable 3,240 fps muzzle velocity, flat trajectory, and terminal fragmentation at close to medium if your target happens to be made of soft tissue. Federal’s bullet is steel-free – no need to fret about ranges that conduct magnet tests when you order this ammo. It is also furnished with a boat tail base that ramps up its ballistic coefficient to 0.269, so cross and vertical winds will give you less to worry about.

Federal’s non-corrosive Boxer primers make this brass-cased ammo perfect for subsequent handloading. Their brass cases are visibly annealed. This indicates that they have been made more supple via heat treatment – not that they have been reloaded!

5.56x45mm ammo complete with Brass cases and a Penetrator projectile. Manufactured by Winchester to the highest of standards with a Boxer primer and 62 Grain bullet, the quality components come together and add up to a round that's great for plinking at the range. You'll get 1000 rounds shipped fast when you order this today.

Here’s a fun experiment you can try: Go to your nearest Army base and ask them if you can please have some of their 5.56x45 ammo. They will tell you no, and they’ll probably look at you funny. But you can still get that ammo thanks to Federal!

This M193 ammunition is exactly what our Armed Forces would use. It’s even made at the same factory, but its designation is XM193 because it is loaded specifically for the civilian market.

This cartridge has a nonmagnetic FMJ projectile. Its gilding metal exterior hardens the bullet to prevent deformation during ignition, and it also helps to keep lead away from a barrel’s rifling. Encircling the its midsection is a cannelure that helps prevent the bullet from shifting around in its seating. At the base of the bullet is a boat tail, a feature that helps it retain greater velocity downrange so it can fly straighter and hit harder on impact. This is a non-expanding bullet, although an M193 does have a tendency to fragment as it burrows into soft tissue.

Ammo that’s loaded by the Lake City Army Ammunition plant receives virgin brass cases. They may look like they’ve already been fired, but that discoloration is in fact the natural byproduct of the heat-treatment process which makes brass more supple. Military-grade non-corrosive Boxer primers always spark up on cue, and they’re replaceable so you can reload this ammo’s brass cases!

XM193 is exactly the kind of 5.56x45 ammunition the Army would supply to you for target practice (assuming you already joined the Army). Federal Premium simply adds an X to the designation to point out that their American Eagle ammo wasn’t made for the military. It was made for sharpshooting civilians such as yourself!

This cartridge is loaded with the most popular projectile among AR enthusiasts: the 55 grain full metal jacket. The lightweight bullet demonstrates a flat, accurate trajectory, and it can’t undergo transonic destabilization until it’s flown well past 700 yards. The FMJ’s boat tail serves to minimize drag and help the bullet resist wind deflection. No part of the bullet contains steel, so you’re all clear to take this ammo to any range which prohibits magnetic ammo.

These brand new cartridges feature sensitive noncorrosive Boxer primers and precision-formed brass cases. The cases are reloadable, but they are not reloaded – they’re darker around their shoulders because they have been made suppler via annealing (aka heat treatment).

All 420 rounds come inside a big plastic bag, which itself is stored in a factory fresh military spec steel ammo can. The can’s lid features a rubber gasket and latch that work together to keep humidity and dust away from your valuable ammo!

G’day mate! Glad you checked in! We’ve got 5.56x45 ammunition by Australian Defense Industries in stock and ready for a good home – your home, to be exact.

That is F1 ammunition? It is just the Aussie military’s version of M855 ammo (or SS109 ammo, if you prefer European terminology). Each round in this ammo can features a FMJ bullet, which contains an additional seven grain steel penetrator tip just beneath its jacket. True to its name, the bullet’s penetrator core helps it to pierce a variety of tough media including steel plating. It’s suitable for plinking, but also appropriate for defense against lightly armored threats.

This round’s bullet weighs 62 grains. That’s a bit heavier than usual, so you’re better off choosing a 1:9 or 1:8 twist barrel if you want the best accuracy. (1:7 is okay, too.) The F1’s penetrator bullet does contain steel, so it is magnetic.

Australian Defense Industries loads new brass cases. The military-grade components have been heat-treated for more reliable performance in a semi-automatic firearm, which you can plainly see by the discoloration around their necks. This ammo is not old military surplus and accordingly has non-corrosive Boxer primers.

These 900 rounds are divided among four plastic bags and packaged in a new steel ammo can. The can’s tight-sealing rubber gasket is great for long-term storage, and its tough construction will protect your valuable ammo from damage while you’re moving it around.

When you have no ammo, your rifle no go BANG. But when you have whole case of ammo, then your rifle go BANG very much. It’s a no-brainer! Whether you want to spend a lot of quality time with your rifle at the local gun store’s big range or your buddy’s backyard plinking gallery, Federal’s American Eagle 223 Rem ammo cannot be beat!

This round is all about serving up consistent target grade accuracy. At 55 grains, its bullet is light enough to deliver a fast 3,240 fps muzzle velocity. And because the bullet’s sharp nose profile and low-drag boat tail base are so ballistically efficient, the FMJBT is going to stay supersonic beyond 750 yards. Good luck hitting a target at that range!

Federal’s gilding metal jacket does not contain any steel. That and this bullet’s solid lead core won’t do anything funny to a magnet, so you have free license to fire this Minnesotan-made ammo at any range on your radar. This ammo also has uniform brass cases to promote reliable feeding and cleaner ignition. Can you reload it? You bet you can!

What’s better than a little 223 Rem ammo? Why, a lotta 223 Rem ammo, of course! This 500-round brick of Federal American Eagle ammo is the ideal investment in any AR-15 firearm. It will let you do whatever you want at the rifle range!

This cartridge features Federal’s own 55 grain full metal jacket boat tail. It’s a non-expanding bullet that’s optimal for training and target shooting, although the FMJBT’s propensity for fragmentation following high velocity impact does make it effective for home defense applications as well. Its boat tail is essentially an accuracy enhancing feature, as it promotes a flatter trajectory as well as greater resistance to wind deflection. Federal doesn’t lower their overhead by putting any steel in their bullet, so you can count on firing this nonmagnetic ammo at all commercial ranges.

A lot of folks notice this ammo’s cases and ask if they have been reloaded. They have not! Federal heats these rounds’ new brass cases at the factory to make them stronger, but they don’t bother polishing them afterward for cosmetic purposes. Non-corrosive and reloadable!

Federal American Eagle ammunition is a great choice for target shooting and range training. Federal loads these new production rounds into boxer primed brass cases that are re-loadable and feature a standard 55 grain FMJ-BT projectile. The American Eagle line of ammo is designed to deliver consistent and reliable performance without breaking the bank. These rounds are perfect for shooters who require high quality rounds but still want to volume shoot at the range.

Federal is one of America's most trusted ammunition brands and has the experience to back it up. They have been producing ammo since 1922 and their products are proudly made in America. Whether you are heading to the range next weekend or buying a couple cases to re-stock your supplies, Federal American Eagle is the right choice.

Grab one of these 500 rounds cases of high quality ammunition and check out our Targets if you need something to shoot at on your next range day!

These .223 Remington rounds from Federal utilize many of the features that go into premium 5.56x45mm milspec rounds but without the increased cost. Each round is built using a reloadable brass casing mated to a non-corrosive Boxer primer via solid seating and primer sealant; this compound prevents moisture from penetrating through to reach the clean-burning propellant. The casings are also firmly crimped to the toothed cannelure of each bullet to prevent setback and optimize reliability.

The projectile used in this cartridge design is a non-penetrating, 62 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJ-BT) bullet that is not attracted to a magnet. The rear curvature of the FMJ-BT shape resists drag and is less susceptible to in-flight shift. This combines with a well-studied 62 grain weight to provide shooters with accurate and predictable ballistic performance. Federal's American Eagle line is intended to be a low-cost plinking solution that doesn't skip out on quality enhancements.

Whether you've got a serious varmint problem or simply want a .223 Remington load you can use for anything, you'll find a lot to like in this ammunition from Federal. These cartridges fire high-fragmentation JHPs that excel against coyotes, rabbits, and other predators and pests. They're great for AR-15s, Mini-14s, and other .223/5.56 NATO rifles.

Each round in this bulk priced case of 500 fires a light 50 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,325 feet per second. This velocity is slightly above average and results in flatter trajectories and more reliable expansion.

Federal American Eagle ammo is proudly made in the USA and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This 223 Rem ammo by Hornady Frontier is designed solely around accuracy. No varmint, predator or home intruder would sign up to get hit by its heavyweight 68 grain projectile, of course, but sharpshooters will find this ammo of especial value at the rifle range!

This cartridge showcases Hornady’s own BTHP Match bullet. Its Advanced Manufacturing Process jacket possesses virtually zero flaws in its concentricity, and its form-fitted swaged lead core only serves to further heighten its rotational stability. The BTHP Match’s secant ogive profile also promotes better balance, and alongside its tapered base ensures the bullet retains sufficient momentum to achieve an impressive 0.355 G1 ballistic coefficient.

This round’s 2,960 fps muzzle velocity was recorded using a 24” barrel. A 1:8” twist barrel is optimal for a 68 grain bullet like this, but you’ll certainly get by with a 1:9” or 1:7” twist as well. Although a hollow point by design, the BTHP Match is not engineered to deliver terminal expansion.

This Frontier label ammo is loaded with military-grade brass cases, Boxer primers and clean-burning powder. The cases are brand new, visibly annealed and perfect for handloading!

Got a serious pest problem? Fiocchi has a serious pest solution. This 1,000 round case of .223 Remington ammunition from Fiocchi is sure to put a stop to any varmint's plans in a hurry.

Each cartridge in this case fires a light 40 grain Hornady V-MAX bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,650 feet per second. The V-MAX is a polymer tipped, jacketed hollow point projectile that delivers rapid fragmentation for a quick kill against small animals.

Fiocchi of America is based in Ozark, Missouri and produces a wide variety of ammo that makes up the bulk of Fiocchi products sold in the US. Hornady bullets are made in Grand Island, Nebraska. This ammunition uses non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

PMC's .223 Remington has become one of the most popular rounds in the country. Used for target shooting and competition, this bullet is now a common sight in the fields and target ranges of America. Thanks to a superior design that has its roots in military use, the .223 Remington delivers precision, power, and speed.

With this box of .223 Remington ammunition, you’ll get 20 cartridges that use full metal jacket bullets. The 55-grain projectiles give you superior accuracy and reliability, and they not only have outstanding muzzle speed, they also maintain downrange precision and reliability.

Thanks to a detailed design and quality control process, PMC is one of the most trusted names in ammunition. They use top-notch brass casing and outstanding primers in their rounds, and all of their ammo is completely reloadable, making them a favorite among reloading enthusiasts. All of their ammo is made to the standards of either the SAAMI or U.S. military.

Load up your magazines with a few boxes of this high quality XP193 5.56mm ammo from PMC. XP193 from PMC's X-TAC line follows the same specification as military-grade M193 ammo and comes at a low cost for all shooters to enjoy. Zero in peace knowing that your rifle will follow proven ballistic tables that have been in circulation for decades.

These cartridges come 20 to a box and feature reloadable brass casings that have been annealed at the neck and shoulder for strength and longevity. The cases are fitted with non-corrosive Boxer primers which are pressed in with red primer sealant for moisture protection. The casings are also crimped around every 55 grain bullet's toothed cannelure in order to prevent bullet setback from repeated loading and unloading. 55 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullets are a commercial standard for the caliber and will function and fly great out of the widest range of ARs, SCARs, Mini-14s, and other 5.56x45mm chambered rifles with varying barrel lengths and twists.

PMC ammunition is sourced from South Korea and carries a great reputation for consistent quality due to experience producing ammo for NATO militaries. Their ammunition is great for matches, classes, and zeroing and is well known for being quite inexpensive relative to its M193 specification.

When you buy Prvi Partizan’s ammunition, you’re investing in the Serbian company’s nearly 100 years of experience, superior quality control standards, and mission to produce the world’s most consistent cartridges. Its no coincidence why so many American firearm enthusiasts swear by PPU’s 5.56x45 ammo whenever target shooting is concerned!

This cartridge is loaded with PPU’s own 55 grain FMJBT projectile. It’s a target shooter’s old standby, with a concentric gilding metal jacket for assured in-flight stability and a tapering base that hones its ballistic coefficient to 0.248. This bullet should only have to rise by about 1.5” to hit a 200-yard zero (assuming your sight height is 1.5” as well). It will remain supersonic beyond 700 yards if you care to do some longer distance shooting, and its bullet’s ability to fragment inside soft tissue lets it inflict accentuated damage at close range.

PPU’s Rangemaster label stands for their characteristic commitment to great quality. These are non-magnetic rounds, not to mention non-corrosive and brass-cased. If you want reloadable ammunition, then this ammo will make you appreciate why the PPU headstamp appears on so many handloads.

The 223 Rem has been around since 60's and it has only gone up in popularity since that time. With its incredible accuracy, light weight, fantastic speed, and low recoil, this round is used around the world for hunting, varmint exterminating, defending yourself, and competing in shooting matches.

Since 1876, Fiocchi has been owned and managed by the same family that founded it. In order to be competitive in the American market, Fiocchi established a manufacturing facility in Missouri that produces a majority of the rounds that are sold in the USA.

These Extrema rounds come equipped with Hornady V-Max bullets, giving you rapid and explosive expansion for quick and clean varmint kills. These 50 grain polymer tipped projectiles are pressed into reloadable boxer primed brass cases.

Get a solid zero on your milspec AR using the ammo it was made to shoot with these M855 style 62 grain Green Tip rounds from PMC's X-TAC line; this line is known for following NATO specification to the letter. These 62 grain Light-Armor Penetrating (LAP) rounds work well with the most popular 1:9, 1:8, and 1:7 barrel twists of your favorite 5.56x45mm rifles. The bullets feature toothed cannelures that the manufacturer crimps to in order to prevent bullet setback. The cartridges are also constructed from reloadable, annealed brass casings and non-corrosive Boxer primers set in with sealant which keeps moisture from reaching the inside of the case.

PMC sources this ammo from South Korea where it is produced on the same time-proven machines that make ammo for the Korean military as well as for NATO territories. Many U.S. shooters love PMC ammo for its reliability, high quality construction, and affordable cost.

This mil-spec 5.56 NATO ammunition from Winchester delivers reliable, accurate range performance in a variety of rifles including the ever-popular AR-15. These cartridges can easily be identified as M855 ball (the current US military standard) by their green painted tips.

Each cartridge in this 20-round box fires a heavy 62 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,000 feet per second (with some variation due to barrel length). The bullet is boat-tailed for enhanced resistance to crosswinds and better long-range accuracy.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases. As with all true mil-spec loads, these rounds have unpolished cases with visible annealing marks.

Winchester’s white box ammunition stands for consistent quality, reliable functionality, and American production values. So long as you have at least one rifle chambered for 5.56x45 or 223 Rem, you have every reason you need to order this bread and butter 223 Rem ammo.

Winchester loads this round with a 55 grain full metal jacket projectile. It’s as elemental as AR-15 bullets come thanks to its solid lead core, gilding metal jacket, and absence of steel or any other metals which would have attracted a magnet. The bullet’s 0.274 G1 BC enables it to retain half of its original velocity at 530 yards, so you can look forward to a flat trajectory no matter your target’s range. The bullet’s cannelure ensures it stays seated at the right depth so you can avoid a failure to feed.

Winchester’s nonmagnetic ammunition is also non-corrosive and clean-burning. Its brass cases are furthermore brand new. These particular rounds’ new production cases have been fortified via heat treatment, but the annealing marks weren’t subsequently buffed out at the factory.

Hornady teamed up with the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant to create this 5.56x45 Frontier cartridge. That means you get to benefit from the work of one of the finest military-grade ammunition producers in the whole world! This round’s brass casing is top notch stuff, the kind you can depend on to cycle efficiently and be of great value time and time again at your reloading bench. Lake City’s state of the industry loading process yielded an intensely reliable primer and propellant charge for this round as well, and their intensive quality assurance protocol ensured that everything came together perfectly for your hungry rifle.

Hornady would never let anyone else make one of their bullets, though -- that’s their forte. As such this round’s 68 grain projectile features its maker’s signature AMP jacket, which has virtually zero variation in its concentricity, as well as a swaged lead core, ballistically efficient boat tail, and perfectly centered hollow point meplat. This is a bullet that begs to be used in a competition, although for the round’s price tag you won’t mind doing whatever you like with it!

Ready for action! This ammo can contains 420 rounds of 5.56x45, loaded on stripper clips and accompanied by a handy steel spoon. Whether you want to pour the contents of this can into unsuspecting range targets or save them indefinitely, you can’t go wrong with Winchester’s military-grade 5.56x45.

This isn’t M193 ammo with 55 grain nonmagnetic FMJ projectiles. It is M855 ammo, with 62 grain magnetic FMJ projectiles. Each green-tipped bullet sports a seven-grain steel cone beneath the tip of its jacket, which promotes surer penetration of barriers including 0.125” thick steel plating at close to medium range. The M855 bullet’s relatively greater heft gives it superior velocities a few hundred yards out – a 1:7 barrel twist is adequate for this ammo, but you’ll observe its best accuracy with a 1:8 or 1:9 twist.

This Winchester 5.56x45 ammo is brand new production, not something that has been sitting around at an Army base for eons. As such it has responsive non-corrosive primers and newly minted brass cases. Don’t worry about the gray coloration around the cases’ mouths and necks – that’s only cosmetic, and the result of the annealing treatment which helps brass expand and contract more efficiently.

If you own a .223 rifle and are looking for a highly-effective round for target shooting and small game hunting, then this cartridge is a great choice. This box of 20 jacketed hollow point rounds will give you the accuracy and performance you desire, whether you’re in the field or at the range.

The jacketed hollow ensures that you have the right performance and rapid expansion for hunting. High-volume varmint hunters will appreciate this lightweight and affordable load, which has a muzzle velocity of 3,325 feet per second and an energy of 1,227 foot pounds.

No matter what type of firearm you own, you can turn to Federal Premium Ammunition, as they have top-quality rounds for nearly every type of handgun, shotgun, and rifle. They also carry muzzleloading supplies. They have a well-earned reputation for quality and consistent performance, making them a favorite among both hunters and target shooters alike.

Whether your target of choice is coyote, boar, or paper targets, this .223 Remington ammunition from PMC will get the job done. These cartridges are ideal for AR-15s and other .223/5.56 NATO rifles.

Each round in this box of 20 fires a 55 grain soft point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,200 feet per second; this results in external ballistics comparable to those of M193 ball ammo. Once the projectile strikes the animal, however, the soft point rapidly expands into a "mushroom" with deadly effect.

PMC cartridges are loaded in South Korea using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

Twenty rounds. One magazine. This single box of 5.56x45 ammunition by Winchester is all you need to demonstrate your mastery of your AR-15 rifle – or save the day.

Winchester didn’t make this ammo for the military, but they did make it to the military’s M193 specifications. That means it has the 5.56’s traditional 55 grain FMJ bullet, which has a solid lead core and hard copper alloy jacket. This type of bullet is most popular for target shooting, although it’s not at all unsuitable for self-defense (it’s just not as effective as an expanding bullet like a soft point or polymer tip). This smooth-feeding bullet also features a cannelure, which keeps it right where it’s meant to be seated in its case.

That case is made of solid brass and has never before seen the light of day. You can see where its neck and shoulder were annealed, which is a heat-treatment process that makes brass more elastic. That’s why this ammo’s cases expand so reliably to seal the chamber during ignition, and also why they make great reloading components. This ammo is both nonmagnetic and non-corrosive for versatile and clean performance.

If you desire high-quality performance in your AR-15 rifle, these IMI 5.56 rounds will give you excellent accuracy and smooth feeding. With one of these boxes, you’ll get 30 rounds that use full metal jackets and a boat tail bullet. IMI is a military contractor in Israel that produced rounds for their military so you know you're getting rounds that will deliver good ballistic performance and reliable feeding/ejection. In other words, these 55-grain bullets will meet your high standards.

Many gun owners choose to load military surplus ammunition because it delivers a higher level of consistency and performance. If you demand the best for your rifles, order a few boxes of these military surplus rounds.

Developed for accuracy and consistency in military rifles, the 5.56x45mm is one of the most commonly-loaded cartridges in the world. Used by numerous nations, including Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada, this round has a reputation for outstanding accuracy with manageable recoil. While it is similar to the .223 Remington, it is a different and separate cartridge.

These .223 Remington rounds from Federal's American Eagle line represent some of the highest quality available before stepping into the premium price pool. Each cartridge is assembled using a reloadable brass casing fitted with a non-corrosive Boxer primer and complimented by primer pocket sealant which guards against moisture.

The rounds are topped by 62 grain full metal jacket projectiles with boat tails (FMJ-BT) which reduce in-flight drag for increased range and precision. 62 grains is a common weight for the caliber, especially in its 5.56mm NATO configuration, and is amply supported by endless amounts of ballistic software, sight sets, and proven zeroing methods. In addition, each casing is crimped to each bullets' toothed cannelure in order to prevent projectile setback which can spoil accuracy at best and induce a misfire or malfunction at worst.

Whether you're training for a competitive shoot or simply want high quality .223 Remington ammunition, this target load from Hornady will serve you well. These cartridges come packaged in convenient 50 round boxes--because let's face it, most of us fire more than 20 rounds at each range session!

These cartridges have external ballistics comparable to those of M193 ball, firing a 55 grain boat-tailed full metal jacket bullet at 3,240 feet per second.

This ammunition is made in Grand Island, Nebraska using non-corrosive primers and brass cases.

Varmint hunters will appreciate the lethality of this .223 Remington ammunition from Fiocchi. These cartridges come in boxes of 50 and offer reliable yet cost-effective performance.

Each round in this box fires an extra-light 40 grain Hornady V-MAX hollow point bullet. The V-MAX is a polymer-tipped varmint bullet designed to fragment rapidly for a quick kill against coyotes, groundhogs, rabbits, and other pest animals.

This ammunition is loaded in Ozark, Missouri using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

The .223 Reminton is one of the most common cartridges in the U.S., used for a wide range of purposes, from target shooting to medium-game hunting. It has earned a reputation for accuracy, power, and performance, and has quickly become a popular round for American gun enthusiasts.

This round for the .223 Remington uses a 55-grain bullet, which is one of the most-used sizes for the caliber. It comes out of the muzzle with a velocity of 3,240 feet per second and an energy of 1,282 foot pounds. Thanks to a full metal jacket and boat tail, this round can be used for accurate target shooting and competition. With a few 20-round boxes of this ammo, you are all set for a day at the range.

This round is made by Federal Premium Ammunition, a Minnesota-based company that has top-quality rounds for a wide range of uses. They make ammo for shotguns, handguns, and almost all popular rifles.

This Frontier label 223 Rem ammunition by Hornady is great for all the long-distance shooters out there. It showcases the Nebraskan master’s HP Match, which is basically 55 grains of nothing but accuracy-enhancing features.

The HP Match’s swaged lead core is highly uniform, and doesn’t possess air pockets that could impact its balance. Its AMP jacket is drawn with virtually zero runout or variations in its wall thickness. The HP Match is also extremely sleek, from its narrow meplat to its secant ogive geometry to its sloping boat tail.

This round’s HP Match bursts out of a 24” barrel at a velocity of 3,240 fps. So well-balanced and streamlined a bullet exhibits a G1 BC of 0.254, and can be counted on to remain supersonic beyond 700 yards. Whether you’re shooting targets or varmints, so flat a trajectory is certain to come in very handy.

The Lake City Army Ammunition Plant loads this AR-15 ammo. Widener’s customers who can’t get enough brass are sure to find a good use for this ammo’s new production cases, which are visibly annealed and long-lasting. Lake City’s military-grade primers, propellant and loading practices deliver reliable performance however you shoot!

Is the rifle range anywhere in your near future? Heck, even if you own an AR-15 and have no intention of firing it anytime soon, you’d do right to have a few boxes of Federal’s American Eagle label 223 Rem ammo ready to go. This is one of America’s favorite solutions for target practice!

This 223 cartridge is loaded to standard M193 specifications: 55 grain FMJ bullet, 3,240 fps muzzle velocity. Federal’s FMJ additionally features a boat tail – a tapering base that mitigates in-flight drag to increase the amount of velocity the bullet can retain downrange. With its ballistic coefficient of 0.269, a bullet like this easily flies faster than 1,900 fps when it passes 400 yards!

This is military-grade ammo, but it was specifically produced for the civilian market. You will notice that its brass cases are visibly annealed. The discoloration is purely cosmetic, and indicates that the brass was heat-treated so it can expand to seal the chamber more efficiently and return to its original dimensions following ignition. Federal’s Boxer primers and propellant are both clean-burning and intensely reliable. Stock up now – ammo like this goes fast!

500 rounds of Israeli Military Industries 5.56x45mm ammo that'll have your gun firing for a while and your face smiling for even longer! The Boxer primer, 77 Grain Open Tip Match bullet and Brass cases on these New rounds make for the perfect companion for match or precision shooting, plinking at the range. Pick up some rounds today and you'll get fast shipping along with Widener's world class service.

223 Remington ammo complete with Brass cases and a Soft-Point (SP) projectile. Manufactured by Federal to the highest of standards with a Boxer primer and 55 Grain bullet, the quality components come together and add up to a round that's great for varmint hunting. You'll get 20 rounds shipped fast when you order this today.

The American frontier is gone, but Hornady Frontier keeps going strong! This is the 223 Rem ammo you want to chamber when accuracy is key – grouping tight shots through paper, or landing a single bullet clean between a gopher’s peepers.

Hornady utilizes the industry’s most advanced loading equipment and protocol when they piece together a Frontier load. This American-made ammo’s brass cases are military-grade, and you can see by their annealing that they’re poised to reload several times. This ammo’s primers are also military-grade, which promotes consistent ballistics along with its uniform propellant charges and bullet weights.

Each bullet is Hornady’s accurate BTHP Match. It features its manufacturer’s Advanced Manufacturing Process jacket and a form-fitted swaged lead core, both of which enhance in-flight stability to ensure the meplat is always pointed at its target. The BTHP Match’s secant ogive profile, boat tail and narrow hollow point meplat all decrease in-flight drag to flatten trajectory. Zero in at 200 yards and you can expect only 7.5” of bullet drop at 300!

The BTHP Match’s hollow point doesn’t affect terminal ballistics by creating expansion. The impact of a 68 grain bullet alone ought to take care of most varmint hunting and self-defense applications, though.

The American Frontier no longer exists, but Hornady Frontier is alive and well. We’ve got a bunch of it in our warehouse, as a matter of fact, and it’s ready for action whether you’ve got long-distance shooting, varmint detail or home defense in your plans!

This 5.56x45 cartridge is designed to turn any AR-15 into a capable sniper rifle. It’s furnished with a heavyweight 68 grain bullet. It’ll stabilize best out of a rifle with a 1:8 barrel twist, but a little faster or slower twist will be okay as well. As a boat tail hollow point this bullet features a ballistically efficient profile and balanced, uniformly distributed lead core. It won’t expand inside of its target, but it’s certain to get there courtesy of its match grade accuracy.

Frontier ammo is non-corrosive, nonmagnetic, and made in America. This ammo’s military-grade brass cases are consistently drawn and chambered to help them reliably weave in and out of a chamber, and you can rest assured they’re good for handloading.

The 223 Remington was developed in the 1960's and has only increased in popularity. Used all over the Western World, the 223 Remington has more than proven its worth. Whether you are looking to hunt varmints or medium game, compete in a shooting match or plink around, the 223 Remington has the low recoil, fantastic efficacy, high speed, and amazing accuracy you need.

Fiocchi is the oldest ammunition in Italy and is still owned by the family that founded it back in 1876. Fiocchi of America is located in Ozark, Missouri and is responsible for producing most of the rounds sold in the USA.

These Extrema rounds come loaded with Hornady's V-Max polymer tipped projectiles that weight in at 50 grains. The V-MAX is recognized as one of the best bullets for varmint hunting by providing rapid expansion and fragmentation upon impact. Firing at 3300 feet per second, these reloadable rounds are the perfect cartridges for taking out the pesky varmints around your property.

You can get fantastic 5.56x45mm ammunition by ordering a few of these boxes from the Israeli Military Institute. Each one of these boxes holds 20 fantastic cartridges that are extremely reliable in autoloading rifles. They have 77-grain ammunition that will cycle smoothly through the chamber and deliver the speed, accuracy, and performance you want at the target.

These rounds have OTM bullets, which stands for “Open Tip Match.” While this type of bullet is similar in design to a jacketed hollow point, they are not the same thing. OTM bullets have a slightly different build that is ideal for long range and precision target shooting and training. They deliver different terminal ballistics and unique flight patterns and behavior compared to a typical jacketed hollow point.

Many gun owners choose to load military-grade ammo like these cartridges. They are known for being more reliable, both in the feeding cycle and downrange, with tighter grouping and straighter trajectories.

Varmints and predators have both had it too good for too long. It’s time to give ‘em heck with Federal Varmint & Predator series 223 Rem ammunition. This cartridge is one of the best ways to harness the awesome performance of Hornady’s coveted V-MAX hunting bullet!

The V-MAX is engineered to supply the outstanding accuracy you need to pick off small quarries. Its polymer tip provides a sharp, uniform meplat. Its match AMP jacket and swaged lead core give the V-MAX virtually perfectly even weight distribution. Its jacket profile is aerodynamic, and further designed for optimal engagement with a barrel’s rifling.

Once the 53 grain bullet exits a 24” barrel’s muzzle at a velocity of 3,400 fps, it’ll retain enough energy for terminal expansion at ranges beyond 600 yards – way farther than you’d probably ever think to fire a 223!

The V-MAX’s terminal ballistics are especially deadly to small game. On impact the bullet’s long polymer tip slides inward, building up lots of energy until finally forcing the core and its jacket to rupture apart in a shower of shrapnel.

Federal loads the premium brass cases you need for smooth cycling, consistent chambering and the option to reload later. You’ll almost certainly want to load more V-MAX bullets after you’ve given this Minnesota-made ammo a whirl!

You are the mighty AR-15 varmint hunter. Groundhogs and prairie dogs want to avoid you, but everyone else wants to be you. A hero like you would never stoop so low as to fire inferior ammo during his all-important mission. That’s why you select Sierra Prairie Enemy.

This 223 Rem cartridge features its manufacturer’s own 55 grain BlitzKing. Here you have a balanced, streamlined bullet which puts its 3,215 fps muzzle velocity to full use so it can boast a high G7 ballistic coefficient of 0.127. Such a bullet needn’t rise even five inches on its way to a 300 yard target, and it still packs over 300 ft lbs of killing energy at 500 yards!

This boat tail bullet’s polymer tip doesn’t just center and streamline its meplat, however. That acetyl resin spear rams inward as it penetrates a varmint’s flesh to commence absolute disruption of its thin copper jacket. The BlitzKrieg thus manages to nearly instantly dump all of its energy within its waiting target – a truly commanding kill.

Sierra loads their Prairie Enemy ammo with the same attention to detail they’d engage for any of their match rounds. Each round’s primer, propellant charge, and brass case are standardized to promote reliable ballistic performance.

Turn your AR-15, Mini-14, or other .223 Rem/5.56 NATO rifle into a fearsome varmint exterminator with this .223 Remington ammo from Hornady's Varmint Express series. These cartridges are loaded with V-MAX hollow point bullets with an aerodynamic polymer tip. V-MAX projectiles are designed to fragment rapidly to exterminate groundhogs, nutria, coyotes, and other pest animals.

Each cartridge in this bulk priced case of 200 fires a 55-grain bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,240 feet per second. This results in trajectories similar to M193 mil-spec ball; for a varmint load, this ammo fires a relatively heavy bullet suitable for larger targets. The ballistic similarities between this ammo and common range loads makes for easy transitions between target shooting and hunting applications.

Hornady ammunition is produced in Grand Island, Nebraska using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers. Originally founded in the 1940s as a manufacturer of high-end bullets, Hornady branched out into loaded ammo in the 1980s and offers products for defense, hunting, and competition use.