20 Rounds of 56gr FMJBT .223 Rem Ammo by Red Army Standard

This 223 Rem cartridge has a 56 grain projectile, only a grain heavier than the bullet you’re most likely to find in its caliber. The bullet’s lead core is protected by a copper jacket, so your bore will be better off for having granted passage to it. It’s a boat tail bullet to boot, and accordingly one with a higher ballistic coefficient to convey a flatter trajectory.

This is steel cased ammunition. A Red Army Standard casing wears lacquer, which improves its lubricity for easier ejection in a semi-automatic. It’s non-reloadable with a non-corrosive Berdan primer, but the sealant shielding this round’s primer and neck will keep it safer from the elements during long term storage.

Red Army Standard ammo is imported from Russia. It’s a shade higher quality than the other steel cased ammunition that you’re most likely going to see in brick and mortar stores, but it’s also much harder to find. Give these cost-effective rounds a whirl and see why they’re in such high demand -- then come back for a whole case of them!