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Tula .223 Remington 55gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo

Tula .223 Remington 55gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo

Tracking 3 Dealers
Best Price
$0.41/rd
For 1000 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$410.08

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$0.47/rd
↑ $0.00 (0.2%) in the last 30D
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All Tula .223 Remington 55gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Black Basin Outdoors 1000 $0.41
Sentry Ammo 1000 $0.45
Fast Ammo 1000 $0.48
Fast Ammo 500 $0.49
Sentry Ammo 500 $0.50
Black Basin Outdoors 500 $0.52
Fast Ammo 20 $0.80
Sentry Ammo 20 $0.93
Black Basin Outdoors 20 $0.93

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PRODUCT PRICE/RD
$0.41
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$2.00
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All Tula .223 Remington 55gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Tula
Caliber
.223 Remington
Casing
Steel
Bullet Weight
55 grains
Projectile Type
FMJ
Velocity
3241 fps
Muzzle Energy
1238 ft-lbs
Ballistic Coefficient
0.243

Tula .223 Remington 55gr FMJ Steel Case Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data

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Muzzle Velocity
3241.0 fps
Projectile Weight
55.0 gr
Ballistic Coef.
0.243 G1
Zero Range
100.0 yards

Product Overview

Looking to keep your rifle running without emptying your wallet? Tula's .223 Remington brings serious performance to the budget-conscious shooter. This steel-cased 55gr FMJ load pushes a classic projectile weight to an impressive 3241 fps, delivering 1238 ft-lbs of energy downrange. That's plenty of punch for putting holes in paper or ringing steel, all while keeping more cash in your range bag.

Dollar-smart shooters know that skill-building happens through trigger time, not collecting fancy brass. These rounds feed reliably through most .223 rifles, letting you focus on fundamentals instead of your ammunition budget. The steel cases might not be reloadable, but at these prices, you'll spend more time shooting and less time scrounging brass. Perfect for those weekend warriors who measure range sessions in hundreds of rounds, not dozens.

Reality check: not every range trip needs match-grade ammunition. When you're hammering out rapid-fire drills or teaching a new shooter the ropes, these rounds deliver where it counts. The FMJ bullet design means less barrel fouling than cheaper lead-core alternatives, while that zesty velocity ensures positive cycling in semi-autos. Load up a few magazines, and you'll quickly appreciate how this ammunition lets you stretch your training dollars without compromising on performance. Just don't be surprised when your shooting buddies start asking where you found ammo money for all that extra trigger time.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Budget-friendly steel construction allows for extended practice sessions without breaking the bank
  • Impressive velocity matches premium loads, helping maintain consistent sight pictures during transition drills
  • Lighter powder charge reduces felt recoil, making rapid follow-up shots more manageable
  • Ideal for high-volume tactical drills where precision beyond 200 yards isn't critical

Disadvantages

  • Steel cases may require more frequent chamber cleaning to maintain reliable extraction
  • Some indoor ranges restrict steel-cased ammunition use
  • Groups typically open up past 200 yards compared to match-grade options
  • Non-reloadable cases limit long-term cost savings for handloaders