| Manufacturer: | Ammo, Inc. |
| Cartridge: | .223 Remington |
| Bullet Type: | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Bullet Weight: | 55 grain |
| Cartridge Case Material: | Brass |
| Muzzle Velocity: | 3201 ft/s |
| Muzzle Energy: | 1251 ft-lbs |
| Application: | Target, Match |
| Package Type: | 200 Rounds Box |
Developed in the 1950’s, by Winchester as the .308 and NATO as the 7.62×51, as a standard for small arms, the original intention was to replace the .30-06 cartridge which was difficult for usage in semi-automatic rifles.
Today, .308 (7.62×51) is used by long range shooters worldwide in semi-auto rifles, bolt actions and belt-fed machine guns.
The .308 (7.62×51) offers excellent range performance along with superior terminal ballistics over calibers of similar dimensions.
Ballistic Coefficient (G1): 289
Muzzle Velocity V0 ft/sec: 2,759
Muzzle Energy E0 J ft/lb: 2,449
Max Powder Pressure Bar (lb/inch2): 52,939
Cartridge Max Length: 2.68 inches
Cartridge Average Weight: 333 grains
-Caliber: .243 Winchester
-100 Grains
-Jacketed Soft Point
-Ballistic Coefficient: .29
-Muzzle Velocity: 870 FPS
-20rounds/box
-25 boxes/case
-Caliber: 7x57mm Mauser
-173 Grains
-Soft Point Cutting Edge
-Ballistic Coefficient: .362
-Muzzle Velocity: 2725 FPS
-20 rounds/box
-20 boxes/case
Aluminum tip for optimal external ballistic flight characteristics
integrated predetermined breaking point for quick deformation
Guide grooves optimize the inner ballistics and protect the barrel
Conical shape for ideal flight characteristics
Hira Arms is an independent subsidiary of M. Hira & Sons, which is a family-owned business that was established in 1910. The parent company is engaged in import of automotive parts from all over the world, especially Europe, USA and Japan
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