20 Rounds of 55gr PSP .223 Ammo by Remington

Your AR-15 is going to love meeting these 223 rounds from Remington. It’s a match made in heaven that’s two centuries in the making!

It’s been two hundred years since Remington was founded by Eliphalet Remington, a young man who simply set out to make a better rifle. When the gun he designed and built won second place in a competition, people who’d witnessed its performance immediately approached Eliphalet for guns of their own. He decided to fill those orders and essentially became a gunsmith overnight. With centuries of experience behind them Remington is one of the biggest members of the firearms industry, and their ammunition is, perhaps, one of their greatest products.

These are .223 Remington rounds. At 55 grain they’re relatively lightweight, so they’ll fly down-range at greater speeds. Each round bursts from the barrel of your gun at the astounding muzzle velocity of 3240 feet per second and hammers its point home at a muzzle energy of 1282 foot-pounds. That’s some serious speed and stopping power. These are Pointed Soft Point (PSP) rounds. Because they’re pointed they’re capable of greater accuracy and a flatter trajectory, and because they’re soft points they begin to expand on impact. SP rounds expand more slowly than standard HPs, so they penetrate more deeply, creating a larger wound cavity.

There are 20 PSP rounds in this single box of Remington ammunition. That’s just enough ammunition to load your AR and head out on a hunt or to the range. In fact, it’s just enough to give you and your gun a taste of the ammunition – a taste bound to have you coming back for more. You could save yourself some time by ordering multiple boxes right now. Remington manufactures ammunition at their plant in Lonoke, Arkansas, according to high standards. These are brand new, brass-cased rounds with boxer primer, so you can reload your spent brass. If you’re serious about feeding your AR quality rounds from an American company, you want these Remington rounds. Order now, and feed your AR.