Grab Your Ammunition and... Go!

Full Metal Jacket

223 full metal jacket ammunition is an ideal choice for shooters looking to go to the range and get some training in. The FMJ bullet on these rounds is not designed to expand, making it slightly less sophisticated than some of the self-defense rounds out there but much more cost effective if you're shooting in bulk. Look for bulk FMJ 5.56 and .223 ammo from name brand manufacturers for sale like Federal, Fiocchi, Remington, and Wolf.

Many of the military spec cartridges carry the designation M855 or M193. Not sure of the difference? Head to this M855 vs. M193 article to learn more.

show description
Go to Parent Category: .223 / 5.56
Filter By:
per page

21 - 25 of 25

  1. 20rds – 223 Rem Winchester USA 55gr. FMJ Ammo 20rds – 223 Rem Winchester USA 55gr. FMJ Ammo
    $16.50
    $0.83/ppr

    122 In Stock

  2. 1000rds – 223 Rem Winchester USA 55gr. FMJ Ammo 1000rds – 223 Rem Winchester USA 55gr. FMJ Ammo
    $599.95
    $0.60/ppr

    30 In Stock

  3. 500rds - 223 Wolf Polyformance 55gr. Copper FMJ Ammo 500rds - 223 Wolf Polyformance 55gr. Copper FMJ Ammo
    $214.95
    $0.43/ppr

    45 In Stock

  4. 1000rds – 223 Rem Wolf 55gr. FMJ Ammo 1000rds – 223 Rem Wolf 55gr. FMJ Ammo

    ☆☆☆☆☆ 1 Review(s)

    $399.95
    $0.40/ppr

    17 In Stock

  5. 1000 Rounds of 5.56x45 Ammo by Wolf Gold - 55gr FMJ 1000 Rounds of 5.56x45 Ammo by Wolf Gold - 55gr FMJ

    ☆☆☆☆☆ 1 Review(s)

    $549.95

    $539.95

    $0.54/ppr

    14 In Stock

per page

21 - 25 of 25

Recent Full Metal Jacket Reviews

  • ☆☆☆☆☆
    Dont have any single issue.
    Sony Diaz on 1000rds – 5.56x45 Armscor 55gr. FMJBT M193 Ammo
  • ☆☆☆☆☆
    Outstanding !!!
    Roy A. on 500rds – 223 Rem Federal American Eagle 55gr. FMJBT Ammo
  • ☆☆☆☆☆
    Of the steel cased foreign made ammo the only brand I have ever had problems with has been Tula in 7.62X39. Yep, it goes bang but many lots are so obviously inconsistently loaded that you can HEAR the difference between different rounds.....and of course your groupings expand greatly. The stuff that Century has a hand in importing called Red Army Standard is merely Tula repackaged so..... In .223 I have heard generally good reports. Strange but from several different people it seems to be a good range/practice round. I personally have had good luck with Tula in pistol calibers, specifically 9mm.....my Glock 19 and 26 gobble em up and they group decently and of course they are inexpensive rounds to shoot. I feel that a lot of the bad reviews of any steel cased ammo is similar to old reviews of Glocks when they were first introduced. As late as 1989 I fell into that category when one Christmas the wife gifted me an early Gen2 Glock 19.....I put on the usual act of course with the "oh, honey, this is so wonderful, Ive heard so much about these guns"....yadda yadda yadda. The gun sat in my safe mostly untouched while the BS stories about the guns being invisible to airport X-ray went through the media and common talk........that started me taking another look as there is a LOT of metal in a Glock which would of course be very visible on any xray...so I started practicing and running that old 19 and started a passionate affair with the gun that was exhibited by the usual buying of extended this and thats and installing trigger upgrades.....the gamut. I still have and use that old Glock 19, it still runs like a swiss watch and with its latest add on, a trigger pack made perfect by Johnny Glock......well, I had become pretty good with that old Glock and two others but I got even better by the incredible work Johnny Glock can do with a trigger group. Anyway, that old "plastic gun POS" bull crap is now almost forgotten but the "all steel cased ammo is horribly innacurate, lots of failures to fire and function, wears out your chamber and barrel"......all of it largely BS pure and simple by people that still believe that the 1911 is by far the finest gun ever made by Gods hands themselves and not the obsolete overweight limited capacity gun of yore that it actually is. Try the stuff and decide yourself. My guess is that you will have good success simply by being able to afford to practice more.
    Josef Bidenskov on 1000rds - 223 Tula 55gr. FMJ Ammo
  • ☆☆☆☆☆
    good price for nice packaged ammo
    g8u [0fuyifo['jh on 200rds - 5.56 PMC M193 55gr. FMJ Ammo In Sealed Battle Pack