.223 Rem Frangible

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          Totally ok for shooting out of a rifle chambered in either .223 Rem or 5.56, the .223 frangible is specifically designed to fall apart on impact with a hard service. These are excellent for close-range steel targets, shoot-houses and CQB training. The projectile is made of compressed metals, making them more fragile than an FMJ. 

          Note that despite their more fragile  projectile, these are extremely lethal. 

          Brass: New or Reman

          *IMPORTANT: Though both cartridges look identical, 5.56 is loaded to a higher pressure than .223, which is why rifles chambered for a 5.56 cartridge can fire .223, but it is not recommended that 5.56 cartridges are fired out of a rifle chambered for .223

           Bullet/GrainApplicationVelocitybc
          45gr Frangibleshoot-house, CQB, range use

           

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