Description
Product Description
Caliber - Originally, the .223 Rem. was the successor to the 7.62 Nato (.308 Win.) as a military cartridge. However, Remington brought it out almost immediately as a civilian cartridge. This cartridge, when loaded with a 3.56 gram bullet shows its best performance on roe deer and fox. The performance and hunting applications are practically identical to the.222 Rem, although the .223 Rem. is a bit more powerful. It can be used up to 200 meters for hunting. It produces outstanding precision. And thanks to this accuracy, it is also an excellent target rifle cartridge.
Cartridge - A well-proven projectile type still favoured by many today. High to very high energy output in game. Somewhat stronger fragmentation, therefore exit holes are not always present. Very good stopping effect. Frequently used in battues because of the above reasons and because of a certain insensitivity to minor obstacles. With round or pointed projectile tip
BALLISTICS
Range | Velocity |
---|---|
0 m | 1104 m/s |
50 m | 943 m/s |
100 m | 801 m/s |
150 m | 678 m/s |
200 m | 566 m/s |
250 m | 458 m/s |
300 m | 380 m/s |
Range | Energy |
---|---|
0 m | 1584 J |
50 m | 1156 J |
100 m | 834 J |
150 m | 598 J |
200 m | 416 J |
250 m | 273 J |
300 m | 188 J |
Range | MRD 100 m |
---|---|
50 m | -1,1 |
150 m | -2,8 |
200 m | -10,9 |
250 m | -27,0 |
300 m | -55,4 |
Range | MRD 181,0 m |
---|---|
50 m | 0,9 |
100 m | 4 |
150 m | 3,3 |
200 m | -2,9 |
250 m | -16,9 |
300 m | -43,3 |
BULLET COMPOSITION

STRUCTURE OF THE HIT BULLET
- Nickel-plated surface for longer cleaning intervals
- Performance Grooves for better ballistics
- Boattail base for accuracy and stability in flight
- Boat tail base for flexibility and in-flight stability
- Solid copper bullet with a very high BC
- RWS TC Tip (Twin Compression tip): With two cavities for reliable initial deformation and a flat trajectory
- RWS ACC (Active Crater Cavity): For accelerated expansion and great shocking power