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Winchester Ranger .223 Rem Ammunition 1000 Rounds PSP 55 Grains

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Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
1000
Grain Weight
55
UPC
20892223912
MPN
RA223R

Overview

Winchester Ranger .223 Remington ammunition is designed for high-performance use, featuring a 55-grain Pointed Soft Point (PSP) projectile. The thin jacket wall of the PSP bullet is designed to reduce engraving forces against the bore, enhancing accuracy while promoting rapid expansion upon impact. Each round is factory-loaded with clean-burning powder, reliable crimped primers, and new reloadable brass cases. This ammunition exhibits a muzzle velocity of 3240 fps and a muzzle energy of 1282 ft/lbs. The product is supplied in a case containing 1,000 rounds, packaged as fifty 20-round boxes.

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