Bulk 223 Ammo For Sale
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Bulk 223 Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain HP Ammunition from Hornady
$459.993 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 68 Grain HPBT Ammunition from Hornady
$318.9914 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Hornady
$308.994 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain HP Ammunition from Hornady
$289.9920 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from Hornady
$259.9916 In stock now
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Overview of Bulk 223 Ammo
In 1962, 223 ammo was officially recommended by SAAMI, leading to its adoption by the U.S. Army in 1964 as the 5.56x45mm NATO, used in M-16 rifles during the Vietnam War. That same year, Remington Arms released the first civilian 223 Rem sporting rifle. The 223 quickly surpassed the popularity of the 222 Remington, and today, the AR-15 is the quintessential American rifle, with many manufacturers producing variations chambered in 223 for both bolt-action and AR-style semi-automatics.
How will your 223 ammo be delivered?
Your 223 ammo will be shipped directly to your doorstep in a discreet, unmarked package.
What are the advantages of buying bulk 223 ammo?
- Significant cost savings: One of the primary benefits of purchasing bulk 223 Rem ammo is the potential for substantial savings. You can save upwards of 10¢ per round!
- Always range-ready: Bulk buying ensures you’re well-stocked and ready for the range at any time, safeguarding against supply chain disruptions.
- Less frequent reordering: Buying in bulk reduces the need for frequent reordering, giving you peace of mind with a steady supply of ammo.
- Improved shooting consistency: Consistent ammo supply helps maintain accuracy and performance by eliminating variations between different batches..
- Prepared for any situation: With a bulk supply, you’re always prepared for any unexpected needs, be it a spontaneous shooting session or an emergency.
- Supporting worthy causes: Each purchase at Ammo.com contributes to a donation in your name to a pro-freedom charity at no additional cost to you. Discover who we support here!
How much does bulk 223 cost?
Bulk 223 generally costs around 50¢ per round, depending on the brand you purchase and the quantity you order. Regardless, purchasing ammo in bulk will save you more money than if you were to purchase in smaller batches each time the need arises. Shooting can become expensive, but you need to keep your marksmanship skills sharp to defend yourself, your home, family, or freedom. Buying ammo in bulk is the best way to reduce your cost per round and maintain a steady practice routine.
What 223 brands do you sell?
If you're loyal to a particular 223 brand, check out our inventory here:
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need.
How does 223 ammo compare to other calibers?
| 223 Rem vs. | Recoil | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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| .204 Ruger | Slightly less | Lower recoil, flatter trajectory | Harder to find, less powerful |
| .22-250 | Slightly more | Flatter trajectory, more stopping power | More expensive |
| .22 Hornet | Slightly less | Lower recoil | More expensive, poor trajectory, less stopping power, less abundant |
| 5.56 NATO | Virtually identical | Can be fired from 5.56 chambers | Cannot safely fire 5.56 in .223 chambers |
| .224 Valkyrie | Slightly more | Flatter trajectory | More expensive, higher recoil |
| .277 Fury | 5× more | More stopping power, flatter trajectory | Less abundant, more expensive, more recoil |
| .308 Win | 5× more | Flatter trajectory, better for long-distance shooting and big-game hunting | More recoil, more expensive ammo |
| .30 Carbine | Slightly more | More stopping power | More expensive, less abundant ammo, worse at long range |
| .300 Blackout | More | More stopping power, subsonic ammo better for home defense | More expensive, poor trajectory |
| .350 Legend | 2× more | More stopping power, better for medium game | More expensive ammo, more recoil, worse trajectory |
| .450 Bushmaster | 6× more | More stopping power, better for close-range big-game hunting | More expensive ammo, shoulder thumper |
| 5.7x28 | Less | Lower recoil, better for self-defense | Poor trajectory, less stopping power |
| 22 ARC | Slightly more | More common, cheaper ammo | More drop, slightly lower velocity |
| 22 LR | Much less | Cheaper ammo, lower recoil, great for training and small game | Far less power, limited effective range, not suitable for defensive use |
| 6.5 Creedmoor | 3–4× more | Flatter trajectory, more stopping power, better for big game and long range | More expensive, more recoil, shorter barrel life |
For a comprehensive look at the performance of different 223 rounds, explore our detailed guide on 223 ballistics, which covers the ballistics data from all the popular ammo manufacturers.
Customer Reviews
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Boostrapbill said:
I would buy again. I check ammo.com first for everything I need.
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Defend said:
Ammo is as advertised. Good ammo
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Dave said:
Good quality
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Brian said:
No problems feeding, cycling or firing. Not a one. 500 rounds in and buying more. AR-15 platform.
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Bang bang said:
Great ammo, great price