Aguila 1E223110 .223 Rem 55gr FMJ Target & Range Rifle Ammo - 50 Rounds

Aguila 1E223110 .223 Rem 55gr FMJ ammunition is built for shooters who want reliable, affordable rounds for the range or target practice. This 50-round box pairs a 55-grain full metal jacket projectile with Aguila's reputation for consistent performance—a straightforward choice for AR-15 owners, .223 bolt-gun shooters, and anyone looking to put rounds downrange without breaking the bank. Whether you're zeroing a new optic, working on precision at distance, or just getting trigger time, these FMJ rounds deliver the repeatability you need.

The full metal jacket design is engineered for reliable feeding, consistent velocity, and clean target performance. You get 50 rounds per box, making it easy to stock up for regular shooting sessions without overcommitting to bulk quantities. Aguila has been producing centerfire rifle ammunition for decades, and this .223 load reflects that manufacturing experience—no surprise failures, no fliers you can't explain.

This is working ammo: it's not match-grade, but it's not cheap junk either. It's the round you grab when you want to shoot a lot, shoot often, and shoot straight without overthinking it. Pair it with any .223 Remington rifle or AR-15 platform and get to work.

Key Features

• 55-grain full metal jacket projectile for reliable feeding and consistent target impact
• 50 rounds per box—ideal for regular range sessions and practice
• Engineered for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO chamber rifles
• Affordable per-round cost without sacrificing consistency

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this ammo work in my AR-15?

Yes. Aguila 1E223110 is .223 Remington, which is the standard caliber for AR-15 rifles. Load it, chamber it, and shoot—no surprises.

Is this ammo suitable for target shooting and range practice?

Absolutely. The 55-grain FMJ round is designed for target and range use. It's accurate enough for zeroing, load development, and regular practice work.

What's the difference between FMJ ammo and other bullet types?

Full metal jacket means the lead core is completely encased in a copper jacket. FMJ rounds are reliable, feed consistently, and are well-suited to range work. They're also commonly used for target shooting because they perform predictably downrange.

How many rounds do I get per box?

Each box contains 50 rounds, making it convenient for a practice session or for stocking your ammo supply in manageable quantities.