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This Barnes 223 Remington load pairs a heavier 69-grain jacketed hollow point with a boat tail design, making it a solid choice when you need accuracy and terminal performance in the same box. The extra grain weight cuts through crosswinds better than lighter 55-grain alternatives, so your point of aim stays consistent downrange. You're getting real ballistic stability here, which translates to tighter groups whether you're punching paper at 100 yards or working predators at longer distances.
The boat tail profile helps this round maintain velocity and energy further out, while the hollow point cavity starts working immediately on impact. The 69-grain weight gives you a ballistic coefficient of 0.339 (G1), which is respectable for a 223 load. Users report solid consistency through their rifles with clean brass casings and uniform bullet construction. If your rifle has a 1:8 or faster twist rate, you'll get the best performance from this heavier bullet.
Whether you're taking down coyotes, controlling prairie dogs, or running target practice at your local range, this ammunition handles the job. The jacketed hollow point expands reliably on small to medium-sized game while the lead core and brass case make it reloadable if you're into handloading. Clean-burning powders and Boxer primers keep your rifle running smoothly without excess fouling. Each box contains 20 rounds, so you'll want to plan accordingly for longer shooting sessions.
The 69-grain bullet performs best in rifles with a 1:8 or faster twist rate. Faster twists stabilize the heavier bullet better, which helps with accuracy at range. If your rifle has a slower twist (like 1:9 or 1:12), you may still shoot it, but you won't get the full ballistic benefit of the heavier bullet.
Yes. The brass cases are Boxer-primed and can be reloaded. This makes it cost-effective for high-volume shooters who already reload, and the quality construction means the brass holds up well through multiple firings when handled properly.
It'll chamber and fire in any rifle marked for .223 Remington, including most AR-15 platforms. Since the external dimensions are nearly identical to 5.56 NATO, it also works in rifles chambered for that round. Just make sure your barrel twist is adequate for the heavier bullet to stabilize properly.
The 69-grain bullet resists wind drift better, which means more consistent accuracy at distance. It launches a bit slower but carries more momentum downrange, making it better for precise longer-range work. The 55-grain is lighter recoiling and faster, so your choice depends on your shooting distance and your rifle's twist rate.
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 0.95 |
| Grains | 69 gr |
| Length | 5.2500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 32003 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Hollow Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.62 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 716876223015 |
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