TulAmmo steel case 223 ammo is one of the most affordable ways to shoot your .223 rifle. Each round uses a 55 grain FMJ bullet and a polymer-coated steel case. As a result, you can plink, train and practice for less.

Why Choose Steel Case 223 Ammo?

Steel cases cost less to make than brass. That savings carries over to your price per round. For example, it’s a great pick for plinking, function checks and high-volume practice where cost matters most.

TulAmmo also coats each steel case with a polymer finish. This coating helps the round feed smoothly and resist corrosion. Therefore, the ammo stores well and holds up in wet or cold weather.

About TulAmmo

TulAmmo comes from Tula Cartridge Works, a historic Russian ammunition plant. The company has made ammunition for well over a century. Today, many shooters know it for low-cost, reliable range ammo.

Good to Know Before You Buy

The bullet uses a lead core with a bimetal jacket. Because a magnet sticks to bimetal jackets, some indoor ranges and steel-target ranges do not allow it. So check your range rules first. Also, steel cases are not reloadable.

In most bolt-action and semi-auto rifles, this ammo cycles well. However, as with any ammo, test a few magazines in your rifle before a big range day.

Specifications

• Brand: TulAmmo
• Caliber: .223 Remington
• Bullet: 55 grain FMJ, bimetal jacket
• Case: Polymer-coated steel, not reloadable
• Quantity: 20 rounds

Common Questions

Will steel case ammo hurt my rifle? Most modern rifles shoot steel case ammo without trouble. However, it can leave more fouling, so clean your rifle a bit more often.

Can I shoot it in a 5.56 rifle? Yes. Rifles chambered in 5.56 NATO can fire .223 Remington.

For industry ammo standards, visit SAAMI. You can also browse all of our rifle ammunition.