Description
The Remington UMC 6.8 Rem SPC 115 grain FMJ load hits the sweet spot for anyone running a 6.8 rifle who wants to train without breaking the bank. You get a dedicated intermediate cartridge that was originally developed for improved performance in short-barreled platforms, backed by over 140 years of ammunition manufacturing experience from a name you can trust.
Designed for Serious Training Sessions
This load features a 115-grain full metal jacket bullet traveling at 2625 fps with 1759 foot-pounds of muzzle energy. That's plenty of knockdown power for pushing rounds downrange in high-volume practice without the premium price tag. The 6.8 SPC was engineered from the ground up to deliver better performance than smaller intermediate cartridges out of shorter barrels, so whether you're working with a 14-inch carbine or a full-length rifle, you'll get consistent results. Each box contains 20 rounds, making it easy to stock cases for your range sessions.
Quality Components Built for Reloaders
Remington uses fresh brass and non-corrosive Boxer primers in this load, so every fired case is worth saving if you reload. The full metal jacket construction ensures reliable feeding and consistent accuracy across different rifle platforms. This ammunition is manufactured at Remington's facility in Arkansas using the manufacturing efficiencies that keep costs low without cutting corners on quality control.
What Makes the 6.8 SPC Work
The 6.8 Remington Special Purpose Cartridge sits between the 5.56 NATO and 7.62 NATO in terms of capability. It delivers nearly 44 percent more energy than 5.56 while maintaining controllable recoil, making it ideal for anyone upgrading from standard intermediate platforms. The caliber performs exceptionally well in AR-15 compatible rifles with a simple upper receiver swap, so conversion costs stay reasonable.
If you're training regularly with a 6.8 rifle or stocking up for extended range sessions, this UMC load offers straightforward performance and value that won't shortchange your practice time.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: 6.8mm Remington SPC
- Bullet Weight: 115 grains
- Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
- Muzzle Velocity: 2625 feet per second
- Muzzle Energy: 1759 foot-pounds
- Case Material: Brass
- Primer Type: Boxer, Non-Corrosive
- Rounds Per Box: 20
- Manufacturer: Remington
- Model: UMC
- Manufacturer Part Number: R24035
- UPC: 047700406107
- Reloadable: Yes
- Made in USA: Yes
What’s Included
- 1 box of 20 rounds of Remington UMC 6.8 Rem SPC 115gr FMJ ammunition
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this 6.8 SPC ammunition compatible with all 6.8 rifles?
This standard-pressure load works with any 6.8 Remington SPC rifle, including both SPC and SPC II chambered rifles. The standard factory load cycles reliably across most 6.8 platforms. If you own an SPC II chambered rifle, you could later step up to higher-pressure handloads, but this factory ammunition performs well in both chamber types.
Can I reload the brass casings from this ammunition?
Yes, the reloadable brass cases with Boxer primers make these cartridges ideal for handloaders. Quality is consistent enough that brass life remains good for multiple reloads. Just inspect each case carefully before loading, as you would with any ammunition brass.
How does this 115gr load compare to other 6.8 SPC options?
The 115-grain bullet weight is the standard for the 6.8 SPC and balances velocity with accuracy. At 2625 fps, this load delivers the ballistic performance you'd expect for training and target work. It uses the same bullet weight as Remington's Premier Match offering, so the trajectory matches between practice and competition loads if you step up later.
Is Remington UMC ammunition reliable for range use?
Remington UMC is specifically designed for high-volume shooting and training. The ammunition performs well for range practice and has solid track record in the market. UMC is budget-friendly but maintains quality control standards from a manufacturer with over 140 years of ammunition production history.





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