Barnes 5.56 Ammo for Sale
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Barnes Bullets Precision 69 gr Open Tip Match Boat Tail 5.56 Ammo, 20/box - 30846
Brand:
Barnes
Bullet Type:
OTM BOAT TAIL
Caliber:
5.56×45mm NATO
Grains:
69 grain
Rounds:
20
From:
$24.99
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Barnes Bullets VOR-TX 62 gr TSX Boat Tail 5.56 Ammo, 20/box - 31190
Brand:
Barnes
Barrel Length:
26"
Bullet Type:
TSX BOAT TAIL
Caliber:
5.56×45mm NATO
Capacity:
2
Finish Per Color:
Brass
From:
$19.99
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Barnes VOR-TX Centerfire Rifle Ammo - TSX Boat Tail - 5.56x45mm NATO - 20 Rounds
Brand:
Barnes
Caliber:
5.56×45mm NATO
Rounds:
20
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Barnes VOR-TX Centerfire Rifle Ammo - TSX Boat Tail - 5.56x45mm NATO - 20 Rounds
Brand:
Barnes
Caliber:
5.56×45mm NATO
Rounds:
20
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Barnes Bullets Range AR 52 gr Open Tip Flat Base 5.56 Ammo, 20/box - 30844
Brand:
Barnes
Bullet Type:
Open Tip Flat Base
Caliber:
5.56×45mm NATO
Grains:
52 grain
Rounds:
20
Frequently Asked Questions
Barnes 5.56 Ammo for Sale
How much do 500 rounds of 556 cost?
Five hundred rounds of 5.56 typically cost between $200 and $350, depending on brand, bullet weight, and retailer. Budget brass-cased ammo runs around $200–$250, while premium loads cost more. Prices fluctuate with demand, so checking multiple retailers helps find the best deal.
Is Barnes a good ammo?
Barnes ammunition is well-regarded for accuracy, consistent velocity, and reliable expansion. Their monolithic copper bullets penetrate deeply and retain weight effectively. Factory loads typically shoot sub-MOA. It costs more than standard ammunition, but most hunters and shooters consider the performance worth the price.
What is 5.56 tsx ammo?
Barnes VOR-TX 5.56 NATO TSX ammunition uses all-copper Triple-Shock X bullets designed for hunting. These rounds deliver double-diameter expansion, maximum weight retention, and devastating energy transfer. Available in 62 and 70 grain options, a box of 20 typically costs around $32.
Is the Barnes TSX a good bullet?
The Barnes TSX is a well-regarded hunting bullet. Its all-copper construction retains nearly full weight on impact and expands reliably across a wide velocity range. It's accurate and effective on big game. The main drawbacks are higher cost and expansion that, while generally good, is not 100% reliable.
What's better, 55gr or 62gr?
Choice depends on your intended use. The 55gr shoots faster with a flatter trajectory, making it good for target shooting and varmints. The 62gr penetrates deeper, suiting defensive or barrier-blind applications. Modern AR-15 twist rates handle both weights well, so performance goals should drive your decision more than twist rate.
Where is Barnes ammo made?
Barnes Bullets was founded in 1932 by Fred Barnes in Bayfield, Colorado. The company is now headquartered in Mona, Utah, where it manufactures its ammunition and bullets.