Hornady Frontier 55 gr Hollow Point Match .223 Rem Ammo, 150/box – FR1415
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Caliber: .223 Rem
Rounds: 150
- Series/Collection: Frontier
- Bullet Style: Hollow Point Match
- Caliber/Gauge: 223 Remington
- Bullet Weight: 55 grain
- Muzzle Energy: 1282 ft.lbs.
- Muzzle Velocity: 3240 fps
- Case Material: Brass
- Application: Varmint Less Than 50 lb, Target/Match, Personal Defense
- Packaging Quantity: 150/Box
- Ballistic Coefficient: 0.254 (G1)
- Sectional Density: 0.157
Frontier cartridge features Hornady bullets in 223 Remington. Applications range from plinking, target shooting and hunting to law enforcement training and self-defense. American made and military grade are the hallmarks of Frontier cartridge, a new Hornady division.
Features:
- Consistency in every cartridge – state-of-the-industry loading techniques and quality control procedures ensure the reliability of every Frontier Cartridge round
- Rounds for all applications – rontier cartridge offers ammunition configured for a wide range of shooters and applications, everything from plinking, target shooting and hunting to law enforcement training and self-defense
- Brass cases – in addition to Hornady target friendly, non-steel core bullets in a variety of offerings, frontier cartridge features brass cartridge cases and military-grade boxer primers and propellant
Christopher C
1 year agoGood ammo. Comes bulk packaged, would be nice if they had it in 20 or 30 round boxes or something. Can get cheaper or there but it's not bad ammo.
Jeremiah L
1 year agoaccurate, dependable, and real real deadly on coyotes. Docked one star because I've had 2 or 3 ftf. Albeit I put a reduced power spring in my trigger to reduce trigger weight (AR milspec triggers suck) but I haven"t had that effect any other ammo. This is still my favorite, though. Cost is very reasonable, accuracy is better than anything else in this price range, and they kill what they're supposed to kill.
John T
1 year agoI bought this ammo several months ago, and only recently had opportunity to try it out. My experience: out of 41 rounds chambered, 9 were FTF in my Remington 783. I thought, at first, that I needed to attend to the firing pin, and I did, but I also searched reviews online, and found my experience to not be uncommon, at least as regards bolt actions. Apparently, the "military grade" of this ammo extends to the primer, which is quite hard, and needs a good whack to light. No problem for AR-15
Robert M
1 year agoVery accurate rounds out of my 2 Savage 223. Easily under 1 inch and if I pay attention and do my part, I can get under half inch groups at 100 yards, 5 shots.
Mark H.
1 year agoMost accurate factory .223 Rem ammo I have encountered, and at comparatively bargain price. I’ll buy more when it’s available.
Active Citizen
1 year agoI bought several hundred rounds of this, as well as other ammo, after building an AR15 for my wife. It performed well from a benchrest using a Sig Romeo5 red dot typically grouping into 2 MOA or less at 55 yards. Average velocity from the PSA’s 16” pencil profile barrel was 2900 FPS with a standard deviation of 19 to 25 FPS depending on which lot was being used. This ammo performed well for its price point and its HPBT bullet makes it versatile, suitable for home defense, plinking or varmint hunting.
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