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223 REMINGTON TULA 75 GRAIN HP (20 ROUNDS)
This .223 Remington ammunition from Tula is a bit different from your typical range fodder in its use of a heavy 75 grain hollow point bullet. While not as accurate as a Sierra MatchKing or other true match projectile, these rounds can make a great stand-in for their more expensive cousins for high volume practice. The weight of the bullet results in better stability and resistance to crosswinds.Tula ammo is loaded in Russia using non-corrosive Berdan primers and non-reloadable steel cases. The steel is polymer-coated for reliable feeding and ejection.
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Quantity | 20 |
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Manufacturer | Tula Cartridge Works |
Ammo Caliber | 223 Remington |
Manufacturer SKU | TA223675 |
Bullet Type | HP |
Primer Type | boxer |
Muzzle Velocity | 2750 |
Muzzle Energy | 1260 |
Customer Reviews of this 223 REMINGTON TULA 75 GRAIN HP (20 ROUNDS)
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Good ammo 75 grain great price
How quickly did your order arrive? How likely are you to recommend this product to a friend? Love it! No jams, used in Colt 1/7 & S&W 1/8 twist AR15s both ate it up.
I was very fortunate to get case of 1000 for $270.00 free shipping! You're not going to get a better deal on 75 grain ammo to use for range. It's Tula, who wouldn't clean their rifle afterwards. Will buy again when available. -
Good ammo 75 grain great price
How quickly did your order arrive? How likely are you to recommend this product to a friend? Love it! No jams, used in Colt 1/7 & S&W 1/8 twist AR15s both ate it up.
I was very fortunate to get case of 1000 for $270.00 free shipping! You're not going to get a better deal on 75 grain ammo to use for range. It's Tula, who wouldn't clean their rifle afterwards. Will buy again when available. -
sucks
How quickly did your order arrive? How likely are you to recommend this product to a friend? it would not eject out of my encore had to use a ram rod and hammer it out
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