.223 Remington – FMJ Ammo – 55 Grain – 20 Round Box – Scorpio
The STV Technology Scorpio .223 Remington load is a 55 grain full metal jacket range round built for training, practice, and general-purpose shooting. This is a brass-cased 20-round box load under the Scorpio line, using boxer priming and non-corrosive components.
This is straight-up shelf ammo for AR customers and range shooters who want simple .223 ball ammo without the song and dance. It makes sense in the store. The only fight here is margin, because .223 buyers price-check like bloodhounds.
What it does
This load gives the customer a standard 55 grain FMJ .223 Remington round for range use, classes, function testing, and general shooting where basic brass-cased ball ammo is the whole point.
Why it’s worth it
.223 55 grain FMJ is one of those must-have calibers for a gun shop. It helps round out the wall, adds easy cart value, and gives buyers a familiar range option they are always hunting for.
Specs
- Caliber: .223 Remington
- Bullet weight: 55 grain
- Bullet type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
- Case material: Brass
- Primer type: Boxer primed
- Corrosive: Non-corrosive
- Rounds per box: 20
- Product line: Scorpio
- Country of origin: Czech Republic
- Production standard: C.I.P.
What’s included
- 1 box of 20 rounds
Verify before you buy
Verify your firearm is chambered for .223 Remington. Verify to prevent returns: this listing is for one 20-round box of 55 grain FMJ rifle ammunition, not a bulk case.
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