Nosler 223 Ammo
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Nosler Match Grade RDF 223 Rem 70 gr Hollow Point Boat-Tail Rifle Ammo
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
HOLLOW POINT BOAT TAIL (HPBT)
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
70 grain
From:
$24.99
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Nosler BTA-223 Rem 55g BT SP Ammo 20ct
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
Ballistic Tip
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
55 grain
From:
$23.63
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223 Remington 55gr E-Tip (20 ct.) Ammunition
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Rounds:
20
From:
$32.65
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Nosler BTA-223 Rem 40g BTLF SP Ammo 20ct
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Rounds:
20
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Nosler Ammo Trophy Grade - .223 70gr Accubond Sp 20pk
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
20
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Rounds:
20
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Nosler Varmageddon .223 Remington 62 Grain Centerfire Rifle Ammo
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Rounds:
20
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Nosler Match Grade Centerfire Rifle Ammo - .223 Remington - 77 Grain
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Rounds:
20
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NOSLER Trophy Grade Varmint .223 Rem 35Gr BTLF 20rd Box Rifle Ammo (60004)
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
Ballistic Tip
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Grains:
35 grain
Rounds:
20
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Nosler .223 Remington, Ballistic Tip , 35 grain, Brass Cased, 20 Rounds, 61042
Brand:
Nosler
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Rounds:
20
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.3/5
based on 4 customer reviews across 11 variants from 25 retailers
Highly praised for outstanding accuracy and reliability despite occasional quality control issues and lower velocity than competitor offerings.
What customers like
Excellent accuracy75%
shot four 5 shot groups the largest of which was 0.76 inches, the smallest was 0.62
Reliable cycling50%
Cycled every time and produced a good group
Best in class performance25%
of all the ammo I've tried in my Axis (which is a LOT) this groups the best
Common concerns
Chamber loading issues25%
At least 1 round from each box wouldn't load into chamber
Slower velocity25%
~100 fps slower than Hornady 140 grain ELD Match
Frequently Asked Questions
Nosler 223 Ammo
What grain of .223 is best?
For general range and varmint work, 55 grain is the most common and affordable choice. Long-range shooters prefer 75-80 grain for better ballistics and stability. Match your grain weight to your barrel's twist rate—faster twists (1:8) stabilize heavier bullets better than slower twists (1:12).
What is the effective range of 223?
.223 Rem is effective to roughly 300–400 yards for hunting small game and varmints, though skilled shooters can extend that to 500–600 yards under ideal conditions. Effective range depends on bullet weight, barrel length, and wind. Heavier 75-grain loads retain energy better at distance than lighter 55-grain loads.
Is 223 Remington good for deer?
.223 Rem can work for deer with proper bullet selection and shot placement, but it's marginal. Controlled-expansion rounds like a 64-grain bonded hollow point improve performance. Most hunters prefer larger cartridges. Success requires accurate shooting, close range, and vital zone hits.
Why can't you put 556 in a 223?
You can fire .223 in a 5.56 chamber safely, but not always the reverse. 5.56 ammunition runs at higher pressure and has a longer leade. Firing 5.56 in a .223 chamber can cause dangerous pressure spikes. Use only the ammunition your rifle's chamber is marked for.
Is a hollow point or round nose better?
Hollow points expand on impact, transferring more energy—better for hunting and self-defense. Round nose bullets feed more reliably, cost less, and suit range shooting fine. Choose based on purpose: hollow point for terminal performance, round nose for practice.
Is 223 enough for coyotes?
Yes, .223 is adequate for coyotes. Use expanding bullets—hollow points or soft points—rather than full metal jacket rounds. Most predator hunters use it successfully out to 300 yards, though some prefer .22-250 for longer shots.
What states don't allow 223 for deer hunting?
Roughly 38 states allow .223 for deer hunting. States with minimum caliber requirements, such as Iowa and Illinois, prohibit it. Some states ban centerfire rifles entirely for deer. Always verify current regulations with your state's wildlife agency before hunting.