Bulk 223 Ammo For Sale
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from Armscor
$449.99
$414.99
80 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition from PMC
$498.99
$429.99
87 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain PSP Ammunition from Armscor
$489.99
$439.99
94 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Fiocchi
$469.9996 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 62 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Winchester
$509.99
$474.99
80 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Aguila
$489.9914 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from PMC
$494.9968 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 62 Grain Bonded Soft Point Ammunition from Armscor
$499.9965 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Browning
$524.9910 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 62 Grain FMJ-BT Ammunition from Fiocchi
$574.9919 In stock now
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Bulk 223 Rem Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 40 Grain V-MAX Ammunition from Fiocchi
$649.9923 In stock now
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History of Bulk 223 Ammo
In 1962, the .223 Remington was officially recommended by SAAMI, leading to its adoption by the U.S. Army in 1964 as the 5.56x45mm NATO, used in M-16 rifles during the Vietnam War. That same year, Remington Arms released the first civilian .223 Rem sporting rifle. The .223 quickly surpassed the popularity of the .222 Remington, and today, the AR-15 is the quintessential American rifle, with many manufacturers producing variations chambered in .223 Rem for both bolt-action and AR-style semi-automatics.
How will your 223 Rem ammo be delivered?
Your 223 Remingtom ammo will be shipped directly to your doorstep in a discreet, unmarked package.
What are the advantages of buying bulk 223 ammo?
- Significant cost savings: One of the primary benefits of purchasing bulk 223 Rem ammo is the potential for substantial savings. You can save upwards of 10¢ per round!
- Always range-ready: Bulk buying ensures you’re well-stocked and ready for the range at any time, safeguarding against supply chain disruptions.
- Less frequent reordering: Buying in bulk reduces the need for frequent reordering, giving you peace of mind with a steady supply of ammo.
- Improved shooting consistency: Consistent ammo supply helps maintain accuracy and performance by eliminating variations between different batches..
- Prepared for any situation: With a bulk supply, you’re always prepared for any unexpected needs, be it a spontaneous shooting session or an emergency.
- Supporting worthy causes: Each purchase at Ammo.com contributes to a donation in your name to a pro-freedom charity at no additional cost to you. Discover who we support here!
How much does bulk 223 cost?
Bulk .223 generally costs around 50¢ per round, depending on the brand you purchase and the quantity you order. Regardless, purchasing ammo in bulk will save you more money than if you were to purchase in smaller batches each time the need arises. Shooting can become expensive, but you need to keep your marksmanship skills sharp to defend yourself, your home, family, or freedom. Buying ammo in bulk is the best way to reduce your cost per round and maintain a steady practice routine.
What 223 brands do you sell?
If you're loyal to a particular 223 brand, check out our inventory here:
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need.
How does .223 compare to other calibers?
| Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| .204 Ruger | 223 has slightly Less | 223 has lower recoil, flatter trajectory | 223 is harder to find, less powerful |
| .22-250 | 223 has slightly More | 223 has flatter trajectory, more stopping power | 223 is more expensive |
| .22 Hornet | 223 has slightly Less | 223 has lower recoil | 223 is more expensive, poor trajectory, less stopping power, less abundant |
| 5.56 NATO | Virtually Identical | 5.56 guns can fire .223 Rem ammo | 5.56 rounds CANNOT be safely fired through .223 Rem rifles |
| .224 Valkyrie | 223 has slightly More | 223 has flatter trajectory | 223 is more expensive, higher recoil |
| .277 Fury | 223 has 5X More | 223 has more stopping power, flatter trajectory | 223 is less abundant, more expensive, more recoil |
| .308 Win | 223 has 5X More | 223 has flatter trajectory, better for long-distance shooting, better for big-game hunting | 223 has more recoil, more expensive ammo |
| .30 Carbine | 223 has slightly More | 223 has more stopping power | 223 is more expensive, less abundant ammo, worse at long-range |
| .300 Blackout | 223 has more | 223 has more stopping power, subsonic ammo is better for home defense | 223 is more expensive, poor trajectory |
| .350 Legend | 223 has 2X More | 223 has more stopping power, better for medium-sized game | 223 has more expensive ammo, more recoil, worse trajectory |
| .450 Bushmaster | 223 has 6X More | 223 has more stopping power, better for close-range big game hunting | 223 has more expensive ammo, shoulder thumper |
| 5.7x28 | 223 has less | 223 has lower recoil, better for self-defense | 223 has poor trajectory, less stopping power |
| 6.5 Grendel | 223 has 2X More | 223 has flatter trajectory, more powerful, better for medium-sized game | 223 has more recoil, more expensive ammo |
For a comprehensive look at the performance of different 223 rounds, explore our detailed guide on .223 ballistics, which covers the ballistics data from all the popular ammo manufacturers.
Customer Reviews
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Buddy said:
Great product at a great price.
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Brad said:
I'll keep re-buying PMC 223 until I have a reason not to. They're priced nice and always work in my different rifles.
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Jerryaa51 said:
I was very please with that courtesy and knowledge the people that I have talked to.
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Kim said:
Good stuff
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Joel said:
This round was very consistent, very clean. I don't think you can do better for price in a brass cased round. Shooting in a Daniel Defense m4v11 they were flawless. Definitely ordering more.
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Shooter magavin said:
Have bought this ammo a couple of time and could not be happier
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ammosmurff said:
I've shot PMC ammo for years on the range, for .223, .45acp & 9mm, never had a misfire or failure to feed on any of my guns. Korean ammo is the only foreign ammo I'll buy!
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J A said:
I have not shot any of this ammo as of yet because it is down the line in my rotation. But I was comfortable purchasing PMC ammo as I've never had any bad ammo from the company. The price was right at the time so it was a good buy for me. I look forward to purchasing ammo from your site again, thank you...
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Dave said:
Very good ammo for the money! Reliable and accurate. Can't ask for anything more than that.
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dkmatthews said:
There's no doubting the quality of PMC Bronze. It's super reliable in every firearm. Thanks for a good deal on the case of ammo.
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chris said:
I have a remington Model 700sps varmint 223. with a bull barrel, n added a bipod, and a Barska 4-14 x 40 scope. i picked up a fiew boxes of the pmc bronze boat tail ammo in 55 grain simply because they wer only 7.25 for a box of 20. i was realy surprised on how consistant they wer. i placed 18 outa 20 rounds in a 3 inch circle at 150 yds. with a slight breeze. over all im realy pleased with this product, and will continue to use, an recommend this ammo.
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Bushwacker61 said:
I have bought lots of 1,000 of this ammo 2-3 times. The first lot(s) were good. However, I started getting tons of split case necks about every 10th round with my most recent lot. This was with a 10.5" AR pistol and good quality P-mags. I had my local gunsmith look at the gun, and he couldn't find any issues, so presumably the culprit was the ammo. Not sure if they had some QC issues this year? I haven't written off Fiocci, but I'll probably wait a while until any bad ammo cycles through the market.
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Ezekiel said:
Ive been shooting fiocchi 223 amd 9mm for a couple years solely now, never have had a malfunction, bad primer, or defaced/damaged round. Shoots great, burns well, and such a good price for what you get.
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EmmBee said:
Purchased 1000 and reloaded those after shooting. Ammo functioned beyond expectations and reloaded cases performed well too.
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Cam said:
Ammo was cheap and works as designed
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Rodge said:
The service was excellent. The performance of the Aguila .223 Rem FMJ ammo is superior to ammo that cost more. It is excellent quality brass and I've not had a single failure to date in over 1250 rounds fired over a three month period.
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Zombiesrnuts said:
Ammo.com had the best price per round for the Aguila and also was pleasantly surprised on the ease and quickness of the order and delivery! I'll always shop here first!
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JunkYard said:
Im amazed at the super fast service! I will continue my shopping at Ammo.com. Thanks.
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Chief Gorilla said:
Very tough exterior bag similar to some issue ammo during deployments. I see no issues that concern me. It saved me from doing my own storage prep.
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Gary said:
I have a bear creek arsenal upper in 223 wild with a 20inch SS slick side charge and man I'm telling you that this stuff shoots 5 shots into 1/2 inch groups all day long, I bought this ammo because it shoots as flat as a 22,250 55 grain bullets do, I've yet to shoot any yotees yet but when I do you guys will be the first to know, I can't wait!!!!!
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Gwp said:
Best ammo money can buy period