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Polycoated 223 Remington Hollow Point Ammo - 223 Remington 55gr Hollow Point 20/Box

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.223 Remington

Hollow point ammunition

55-grain Load,

20 rounds per box

Rifles Chambered

In .223 Remington (5.56x45)

Suitable Bolt-action,

Semi-auto, and belt-fed rifles

Manufactured Barnaul

Ammunition

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SKU: 105004224

Overview

This .223 Remington load is suited to hunters and shooters looking for a familiar, widely used cartridge in a 55-grain hollow point configuration. It is chambered for rifles across a broad range of platforms, including bolt-action and semi-auto setups, making it a practical option for general shooting and hunting applications. Packaged 20 rounds per box, it offers a straightforward choice for those who want a standard sporting round without unnecessary complexity. Barnaul Ammunition produces this load under the .223 Remington / 5.56x45 designation.

Why Hunters Choose the Barnaul Ammunition

.223 Remington

Is a widely used sporting

55-grain Hollow

Point load offered in a

Suitable Rifles

Chambered in .223 Remington /

Compatible Bolt-action,

Bolt-action, semi-auto, and belt-fed rifle

Produced Barnaul

Ammunition

Key Features

  • .223 Remington hollow point ammunition
  • 55-grain load, 20 rounds per box
  • Designed for rifles chambered in .223 Remington (5.56x45)
  • Suitable for bolt-action, semi-auto, and belt-fed rifles
  • Manufactured by Barnaul Ammunition

Best Used For

  • Hunters using .223 Remington rifles for general sporting applications
  • AR-15 owners needing standard .223 Remington 55gr hollow point ammunition
  • Shooters with bolt-action, semi-auto, or belt-fed rifles chambered in .223 Remington
  • Users seeking a lightweight, high-velocity round for range and field use

Specifications

Bullet TypeHollow Point
Bullet Weight55gr
Cartridge223 Remington
Country Of OriginBarnaul Ammunition
Polycoatedtrue
Quantity20/Box

Pros

  • .223 Remington is a widely used sporting round among shooters and hunters.
  • 55-grain hollow point load offered in a 20-round box.
  • Suitable for rifles chambered in .223 Remington / 5.56x45.
  • Compatible with bolt-action, semi-auto, and belt-fed rifle platforms.
  • Produced by Barnaul Ammunition.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • .223 Remington is a lightweight, high-velocity cartridge, so it may not be the right choice for hunters who prefer heavier projectiles or a different recoil/trajectory profile.
  • The listing does not provide rifle-specific compatibility details beyond .223 Remington / 5.56x45, so chambering should be verified against the firearm before use.
  • This is a 20-round box, which is convenient for testing or range use but may require buying multiple boxes for higher-volume shooting.
  • The product description is broad and does not specify application limits, so suitability for a particular game or hunting setup should be confirmed by the user.

Suggested Comparisons

  • .223 Remington practice ammunition
  • Hollow point rifle ammunition
  • Small-game hunting ammunition
  • Semi-auto rifle ammunition

Suggested Accessories

  • Ammunition storage box
  • Rifle cleaning kit
  • Hearing protection
  • Ballistic eye protection

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet type is this ammunition?

This is .223 Remington ammunition with a 55gr hollow point bullet.

How is this ammo packaged?

It is sold in a 20-round box.

Who makes this ammunition?

The manufacturer listed is Barnaul Ammunition.

What rifles is .223 Remington commonly used in?

The provided description says .223 Remington is chambered in various styles of rifles, including bolt action, semi-auto, and belt-fed platforms.

Is this ammunition described as suitable for hunting?

The product description says .223 Remington is one of the most popular sporting rounds with shooters and hunters in the United States, but it does not specify particular game or hunting applications.