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This 223 Rem cartridge by Union Metallic Cartridge Company sports a 55 grain metal case projectile. This type of bullet is commonly available in bulk, and is in essence a full metal jacket with its lead core enveloped by a thin layer of copper. As such, this round will give your rifle some relief against the rapid accumulation of lead residue in its bore. The metal case is an economical choice of projectile as well, which creates savings that 1,000 rounds reflect soundly.
Union Metallic Cartridge Company was founded in 1867, and merged with Remington in 1912. They’re known for their first rate ammunition, which they offer for a very attractive price. With this many rounds to work through, your only problem will be what you ought to shoot it at.
This 223 Rem cartridge by Union Metallic Cartridge Company sports a 55 grain metal case projectile. This type of bullet is commonly available in bulk, and is in essence a full metal jacket with its lead core enveloped by a thin layer of copper. As such, this round will give your rifle some relief against the rapid accumulation of lead residue in its bore. The metal case is an economical choice of projectile as well, which creates savings that 1,000 rounds reflect soundly.
Union Metallic Cartridge Company was founded in 1867, and merged with Remington in 1912. They’re known for their first rate ammunition, which they offer for a very attractive price. With this many rounds to work through, your only problem will be what you ought to shoot it at.
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Q: does the bullet have a steel core or lead core
Posted On: 6/26/2015 By: Bernie
A: Hello Bernie,
This ammunition is loaded with a standard copper coated, lead core bullet.
Q: Is this ammo reloadable? It says MC- metal case. Is that still brass?
Posted On: 3/10/2015 By: Roger
A: Hello Roger!
This Remington ammunition is loaded in a brass case that can be reloaded!