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New Rifle 223 Remington Barnes Tsx Flat Base Rifle Ammo - New Rifle 223 Remington 62gr Barnes Tsx Flat Base 1000/Case
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SKU: 105001329
Overview
Built for shooters who want a .223 Remington load centered on accuracy and task-specific bullet design, this Black Hills option uses a Barnes Triple Shock-X flat base projectile in a 62 grain configuration. It is suited to range work and other serious shooting applications where a consistent, purpose-driven load matters. Black Hills positions this line around carefully developed loads rather than broad generalization, so it fits well for hunters and enthusiasts who already know the role they want a .223 load to fill. Packaged as a 1000-round case, it is a practical choice for high-volume use, though the case quantity may be more than some shooters need for occasional outings.
Why Hunters Choose the Black Hills Ammunition
Black Hills
Ammunition New Rifle line offers
Barnes Triple
Shock-X flat base bullet is
Available 55-grain
62-grain muzzle velocity listings for
Specifications Clearly
List 223 Remington cartridge and
Packaged As
1000-round case for high-volume shooting
Key Features
- Black Hills Ammunition New Rifle line in .223 Remington
- Barnes Triple Shock-X (TSX) Flat Base bullet type
- 62-grain load listed with 3,025 FPS muzzle velocity
- Also offered in a 55-grain load at 3,200 FPS
- Cartridge: .223 Remington; caliber: 22 caliber; diameter: 0.224 inches
Best Used For
- Hunters and shooters choosing .223 Remington loads for specific task-oriented use
- Serious shooters who prefer Black Hills ammunition in a 62-grain Barnes TSX Flat Base load
- Users building a .223 Remington supply for range work and load consistency
- Buyers looking for a case quantity of New Rifle .223 Remington ammunition
Specifications
| Bullet Type | Barnes Triple Shock-X (TSX) Flat Base |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 22 Caliber |
| Cartridge | 223 Remington |
| Case Quantity | 1000/Case |
| Diameter | 0.224" |
| Muzzle Velocity 55 Grain | 3,200 FPS |
| Muzzle Velocity 62 Grain | 3,025 FPS |
Pros
- Black Hills Ammunition New Rifle line offers a dedicated 223 Remington load option.
- Barnes Triple Shock-X flat base bullet is specifically identified in the product specs.
- Available in 55-grain and 62-grain muzzle velocity listings for load selection.
- Specifications clearly list 223 Remington cartridge and .224-inch diameter.
- Packaged as a 1000-round case for high-volume shooting needs.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a 223 Remington load, so it is best matched to rifles chambered for that cartridge and not a broader range of platforms.
- The listing includes two bullet weights in the specifications, but the product title highlights the 62gr version; confirm the exact load before ordering.
- This is sold as a 1000-round case, which is practical for high-volume use but less convenient if you only need a smaller quantity.
- The product description emphasizes load development for performance and accuracy, but it does not provide application-specific guidance for hunting or target use.
Suggested Comparisons
- 223 Remington rifle ammunition
- Barnes TSX bullet loads
- Bulk rifle ammunition cases
- Centerfire rifle ammunition
Suggested Accessories
- Ammunition storage box
- Rifle cleaning kit
- Hearing protection
- Ballistic eyewear
Frequently Asked Questions
What cartridge is this Black Hills New Rifle load chambered in?
This ammunition is chambered in .223 Remington.
What bullet type is listed for this load?
The listed bullet type is Barnes Triple Shock-X (TSX) Flat Base.
What muzzle velocity is provided for the available bullet weights?
The source lists 55 grain at 3,200 FPS and 62 grain at 3,025 FPS.
Who makes this ammunition?
The manufacturer listed in the product data is Black Hills Ammunition.
Is this load described as being designed for a specific task?
The product description says Black Hills develops loads for optimum performance and accuracy and offers options designed for specific tasks, but it does not specify the exact task for this particular load.