Commonwealth Ammunition’s reman 223 ammo gives you dependable practice rounds for less. Each round pairs a 55 grain FMJ bullet with carefully processed, once-fired brass. As a result, you get reliable range ammo at a lower price per round than new.

What Is Reman 223 Ammo?

“Reman” is short for remanufactured. Commonwealth starts with once-fired brass cases. First, they clean, size and inspect each case. Then they load it with a new primer, fresh powder and a new bullet. In other words, only the brass is reused.

That process keeps costs down without cutting corners on the parts that matter most.

Why Choose Reman 223 Ammo?

If you shoot a lot, reman ammo stretches your budget. For example, it’s a great choice for plinking, AR-15 function checks and long practice sessions. Meanwhile, the 55 grain FMJ bullet shoots flat and feels like standard training ammo.

Commonwealth also uses clean-burning powder. Therefore, you get less carbon buildup on your bolt carrier group.

Reman ammo also helps reduce waste, since it gives good brass a second life. On top of that, the savings add up quickly. For instance, if you shoot several hundred rounds a month, choosing reman can cover the cost of an extra range trip.

Specifications

• Brand: Commonwealth Ammunition
• Caliber: .223 Remington
• Bullet: 55 grain FMJ
• Case: Remanufactured brass, Boxer primed
• Condition: Remanufactured
• Quantity: 50 rounds

Common Questions

Is reman ammo reliable? Quality reman ammo from a careful loader runs reliably for practice. Commonwealth inspects every case before loading it.

Can I shoot it in a 5.56 rifle? Yes. Rifles chambered in 5.56 NATO can fire .223 Remington. Still, check your rifle’s markings first.

Do you sell new brass versions? Yes. We also carry this load in factory-new brass.

To learn more, visit Commonwealth Ammunition. You can also browse all of our rifle ammunition and FMJ ammunition.