Description
The Remington UMC .223 Rem 50 gr JHP is the kind of ammunition you reach for when you need to get work done. Built with proven manufacturing standards from a name that's been around the ammunition business for over a century, this load delivers what you need for varmint hunting, target shooting, and training exercises. Each round pairs a 50-grain jacketed hollow point bullet with reliable brass cases and non-corrosive primers, giving you ammunition that cycles smoothly and fires consistently.
What Makes Remington UMC .223 50 Grain JHP Different
The 50-grain hollow point design balances velocity and energy perfectly for its intended applications. These rounds hit with 1302 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle while traveling at 3425 fps, which gives you a flat trajectory and clean performance on smaller targets. For varmint work, this weight and velocity combination means precise shot placement at typical hunting ranges. For range work and practice, the JHP design minimizes barrel fouling compared to some full metal jacket loads, so your rifle stays cleaner during extended sessions.
Built for Reliability and Reloading
Each box contains 20 rounds loaded in reloadable brass cases with boxer primers, so if you're into handloading, you've got good brass to work with. The non-corrosive formulation means you don't have to rush to clean your rifle right after shooting, though a regular cleaning routine is still a good idea. Remington loads this ammunition right here in the USA, giving you consistency and peace of mind with every trigger pull.
Ammunition Built for Volume Shooters
If you're running a high-volume shooting situation, whether that's zeroing optics, training drills, or just enjoying a day at the range, this UMC line represents genuine value. You get quality ammunition that feeds reliably and shoots true without paying a premium for match-grade components you don't need. It's straightforward, capable ammunition designed to let you focus on what matters most at the range.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO
- Bullet Weight: 50 grains
- Bullet Type: Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP)
- Muzzle Velocity: 3425 feet per second
- Muzzle Energy: 1302 foot-pounds
- Case Material: Brass
- Primer Type: Non-corrosive, Boxer-primed
- Rounds Per Box: 20
- Reloadable: Yes
- Manufactured: United States
- Manufacturer Part Number: 23812
- UPC Code: 047700385709
What’s Included
- 20 rounds of .223 Remington 50 grain JHP ammunition
- Brass casings suitable for reloading
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Remington UMC .223 50 grain JHP ammo good for varmint hunting?
Yes, this load is well-suited for varmint hunting. The 50-grain hollow point design delivers excellent accuracy and controlled expansion on small targets, and the flat trajectory makes precise shot placement straightforward at typical hunting ranges. The JHP bullet is designed to expand on impact for quick, clean kills on varmints like prairie dogs and coyotes.
Can I reload the brass from these rounds?
Absolutely. These rounds come in reloadable brass cases with boxer-style primers, so if you handload, you've got quality brass to work with for your reloading projects. Just make sure to follow proper reloading procedures and safety protocols.
What's the difference between the 50-grain JHP and other .223 loads?
The 50-grain weight strikes a good balance between velocity and energy. Compared to heavier 55-grain loads, it travels faster and maintains flatter trajectory. The JHP design also produces less barrel fouling than full metal jacket rounds, which means cleaner shooting during extended range sessions and better performance on light-skinned varmints.
Is this ammunition appropriate for training and practice?
Yes, this is a solid choice for training and practice. The reliable primers, consistent velocity, and reloadable brass make it a practical option for high-volume shooting situations. It's not match-grade ammunition, but it delivers more than enough accuracy and consistency for skill development and general range enjoyment.





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