DBLTAP 223REM 62GR FMJ 20/1000

SKU: RSR|DBT223R62SS109UPC: 091037282910Mfr. Part #: 223R62SS109

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DBLTAP 223REM 62GR FMJ 20/1000

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Description

This is not surplus ammunition! This is M855 made at DoubleTap in Cedar City, UT! This is a great load for your .223! They use the same SS109 FMJ-BT steel penetrator projectile that our military uses. This is brand new ammunition produced at DoubleTap using all new components! This is match grade ammunition! This is a perfect load for consistent groups at long range.

Additional information

upc

091037282910

manufacturer

Double Tap Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

223R62SS109

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Grains

62Gr

Model

SS109

Product Type

Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail

Shipping Weight

0.33

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.00

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