223 Rem - 55 Grain FMJ - Hornady Frontier - 1000 Rounds

Name: 223 Rem - 55 Grain FMJ - Hornady Frontier - 1000 Rounds
Brand: Hornady
Price: 475 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

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Overview

Quantity - 1000 rounds case
Manufacturer - Hornady
Bullets - 55 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Casings - Boxer-primed brass

Manufacturer	Hornady
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	55 Grain
Bullet Type	Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casing	Brass
Quantity	1,000
Ammo Caliber	.223 Remington
Manufacturer SKU	FR106
Primer Type	Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	3240
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	1282
Attracts Magnet	No
UPC Barcode	090255711295

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Range Training

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This 223 Rem ammunition is from Hornady’s Frontier line of ammunition -- unpretentious, high quality, and affordable meat and potatoes rounds that will treat your rifle right while you fire it all day long at the range. Loaded 1,000 rounds to a case, it’s perfect to share with friends, use for instructing people on the ins and outs of marksmanship, or hoard all to yourself in anticipation of a truly rainy day.

These cartridges’ components are top notch and extremely standardized, so each will behave just the same as their brothers. This round’s 55 grain projectile is the standard weight for its caliber, and likely what you’re most accustomed to firing out of your AR-15. The bullet will function positively in a semi-automatic and prevent fouling courtesy of its copper jacket. Hornady knows how to make a jacket as concentric as possible, so you will enjoy great precision while firing these rounds. Hornady’s brass casing is similarly precisely made, so it both seats a bullet like a throne and cycles superbly, and their propellant won’t rapidly congest your rifle’s action with foul residues.

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Q: What does the box these get shipped look like? Can one tell if it has ammo in it?

Posted On: 3/12/2020 By: Adam

A: We do often offer an “overbox” option that puts it in a plain cardboard box during certain times. (When our warehouse is very busy, like it is now in light of the looming pandemic, we are forced to eliminate this option to promote efficiency.) Even when shipped in the plain box, we do legally have to mark the package “ORM-D” for transportation regulations.

Q: This is a “nit,” but I have always been impressed with Lucky Gunner’s focus on precise accuracy (Chris’ blog postings and videos, order placement and follow-up, and a good deal more). Good for you! However,one of your replies indicates the Lake City ammunition plant is in Michigan. I suspect you meant actually wanted to say Missouri.

Posted On: 3/12/2020 By: RWK

A: Yep - that's absolutely correct Roy. The Lake City Army Ammunition Plan is in Missouri. We're going to have to root that one out. Not sure how we managed to get those two mixed up.

Q: Non magnetic? no steel core?

Posted On: 2/17/2020 By: Mark A Smith

A: There's no steel in this round's bullet, no. This is unfortunate because it means you can't stick refrigerator magnets to it.

Q: Where exactly where these shells made at

Posted On: 1/4/2020 By: Jim

A: Hi Jim. Thanks for looking to LuckyGunner.com for your ammo needs. This ammo was loaded at the Lake City ammo plant in Independence MI. Let me know if I an assist further in any way. Have a great day. Ross

Q: Are the primers on these shells sealed

Posted On: 1/4/2020 By: Jim

A: Hi Jim. Thanks for reaching out to us at LuckyGunner.com. Since sealing the primer is a contract by contract issue and these rounds are over runs, we cannot say for sure if the primers on the rounds we ship you will be sealed or not. I am sorry I couldn't answer definitely. Have a great day. Ross

Q: Is the brass reloadable?

Posted On: 12/29/2019 By: Matt

A: Hi Matt. This ammo will be re-loadable but since it is military specs, the primer pocket may need to be reamed out before doing so. Let me know if I can assist further in any way. Have a great day. Ross

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