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223 Rem - 64 Gr Gold Dot Soft Point - Speer - 500 Rounds

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Overview

Quantity - 25 boxes, 20 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Speer
Bullets - 64 grain Gold Dot soft point (SP)
Casings - Boxer-primed nickel-plated brass
Manufacturer Speer
Condition New
Bullet Weight 64 Grain
Bullet Type Soft-Point (SP)
Ammo Casing Nickel-Plated Brass
Quantity 500
Ammo Caliber .223 Remington
Manufacturer SKU 24448
Primer Type Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 3000
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) 1279
Attracts Magnet No
UPC Barcode 076683244482
Use Type
Self Defense
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Speer Gold Dot ammunition is some of the finest self-defense ammo available. Speer created this .223 Remington soft point for law enforcement departments seeking to equip officers with an AR-15 round that is less likely to over-penetrate like the FMJ variety, and with impressive expansion properties, the 64 grain Soft Point bullet creates a larger permanent wound cavity, making it an extremely effective law enforcement or home defense round.

Speer Gold Dot ammunition is chemically bonded to ensure maximum weight retention and to limit separation. These are important characteristics to consider in a self-defense ammo and hunting ammo. The soft-point bullets are cased in nickel-plated brass, with Boxer-primers and are non-corrosive.

Speer Ammunition is developed and manufactured in Lewiston, Idaho and dates back to 1943 when Vernon Speer started building bullets for consumers who could not buy ammunition during World War II. The signature Gold Dot line is unique in that the jacket and core are chemically bonded. Speer proudly claims this occurs one molecule at a time, and the result is a tremendous reduction in jacket/core separation.
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