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Tramm & Hinners OHG
Last updated
about 8 hours ago
Description
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The .223 Rem - loaded with 3.56 g heavy projectiles - shows the best performance when hunting deer and fox and can be effectively used up to 200 m. The performance and hunting applications are nearly identical to the .222 Rem., although the .223 Rem. is slightly stronger. In semi-automatic rifles, the .223 Rem. achieves excellent precision.
Thanks to its high precision, it is also an excellent sport cartridge.
The original .223 Rem. replaced the 7.62 NATO (.308 Win.) as a military cartridge. Remington also launched it almost simultaneously as a cartridge for civilian use.
Properties
Bullet type lead/lead-free: Lead-containing. Partially disintegrating Bullet character: Proven bullet classic. Bullet weight: Heavy Game meat preservation: Varies Stopping power: High Recoil: Very light Penetration effect: Medium Ejection probability: Regularly Cutting hair: No
Quantity discounts:
Quantity discounts (Contents per pack 20 pieces)
Pack(s): Price per pack
When purchasing 1 pack (20 shots) 29.00€
When purchasing 50 packs (1000 shots) on request
1.4
Warning. Danger from fire or splinters, explosive and throwing objects. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames, and other sources of ignition. No smoking.
(Show description in original language)
Die .223 Rem – mit 3,56 g schweren Geschossen laboriert – zeigt beste Leistungen bei der Jagd auf Reh und Fuchs und kann gut bis 200 m eingesetzt werden. Die Leistung und jagdlichen Einsatzbereiche sind mit der .222 Rem. nahezu identisch, wobei die .223 Rem. etwas stärker ist. In Selbstladebüchsen erreicht die .223 Rem. eine ausgezeichnete Präzision.
Dank ihrer hoher Präzision ist sie auch eine exzellente Sportpatrone.
Die ursprüngliche .223 Rem. löste als Militärpatrone die 7,62 Nato (.308 Win.) ab. Remington brachte sie nahezu zeitgleich auch als Patrone für den zivilen Einsatz auf den Markt.
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