223 Rem - 55 gr JHP Z-Max Zombie - Hornady - 20 Rounds

Customer Reviews

Showy and fun. (There are no undead, people!) Review by Coldwater

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good old Hornady rounds, period. Seriously, I would hope that any buyer would understand that these are no more than a standard round in a fun package, which is precisely what they were meant to be. In all honesty, I would have bought the empty box for the price of admission, just for fun. I picked up 10 boxes as gifts, and everyone loved the gimmick. Some things are just for fun. Enjoy! (Posted on 12/10/12)

Great coyote round Review by K-nuts

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Cheaper than winchester ballistic tip 223, easier to find. (Posted on 11/26/12)

ok but not great Review by Arcain

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Designed especially for penetrating (zombie skin)? When is the last time you ever saw or touched a zombie? How does Hornady know what zombie skin feels like and how tough it is or isn't? This round is a gimmick and has no real affect ballistics wise at 150 / 200 / 250 / 300 meters. .223 and the 5.56 are solid rounds and will do the job you need them to do. I think Hornady has a contract with the umbrella corporation. (Posted on 10/8/12)

Zombie Slayer Review by Zach

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Typical Hornady quality... works great! (Posted on 3/20/12)

Tight group, but a little too expensive Review by Ron

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No problems, no jams, or misfires. I shot 10 rounds into a fist size area at about 50 yds with my AR-15, saving the rest for the zombies I guess. The bullets look cool with the green tips too. (Posted on 3/19/12)

Marketing Ploy = Decreased Value/Performance Review by AUMarksman

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So, I fell for it. I broke down a bought "Zombie Certified Ammo." I should have known from marketing ploys I fell for as a child that the more marketing a product requires, the higher end cost will be for the consumer in relation to the actual value of the product.

I shot this ammo with a Steyr A3, which had only 100 rounds of Hornady "223 REM 55 gr SP Brass Training" through it flawlessly from the weapon's time of purchase. I brought my new A3 over to my Uncle farm to shoot over new years an brought along the "Z-Max" ammo as a surprise, thinking it would add a bit more fun factor.

. . . And it turned out to be just embarrassing. I loaded ten rounds into one magazine. The first round fired fine, the second fed well, fired and the "chunk." It didn't extract, and I ended up with a double feed. Ok, I should have tossed it all there. But no, I fixed the issue and placed the magazine of the remaining seven rounds in and the exact same process occurred exactly as it did before TWO MORE TIMES!

Needless to say, I simply tossed the remaining 11 rounds. (Posted on 1/19/12)