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While the 223 Rem is not the typical long-range caliber, it has a reasonably flat trajectory at 500 yards downrange thanks to its lightweight projectiles' solid ballistic coefficients. Depending on the load you're firing, a 223 round typically drops between -45” to -60” at 500 yards.
- PMC 223 Ammo (In Stock Now)
PMC .223 ammo is a favorite among AR-15 owners for its...
- PMC 223 Ammo (In Stock Now)
Bronze bridges a gap for target shooters or hunters who get genuine pleasure from challenging themselves, shot after shot, to become better marksmen.
Our first choice for 5.56 ammo is PMC’s X-TAC XM193 55gr because it’s likely in stock, usually the more affordable option, and has always gone bang for us.
PMC 223A is 223 Rem ammo and features a 55-grain Full Metal Jacket bullet, non-corrosive box primer, and brand new never fired brass casing. This 223 Rem ammo from PMC offers a high level of performance combined with affordability.
Select, view, and download your favorite Precision Made Cartridge Ammunition ballistics, charts, spec sheets, and more, including PMC Bronze Ammo, PMC SFX Ammo, PMC X-Tac Ammo, and PMC X-Tac Match Ammo.
PMC .223 ammo is a favorite among AR-15 owners for its reliability and affordability. Established in 1973, PMC offers high-quality options like the Bronze .223, loaded with 55-grain FMJ-BT or soft point bullets, known for their clean burn and consistent performance.
These 55-grain 223 Remington cartridges feature balanced boat-tail full metal jacketed bullets that slip through the air and impact with repeatable and consistent accuracy, shot after shot. The newly-made and reloadable brass casings are perfectly suited for use in any semi-auto pistol or rifle platform, such as your AR-15.
