Nosler Match Grade .223 Remington 77

Nosler Match Grade .223 Remington 77 Grain Custom Competition Brass Cased 500 rounds

Nosler Match Grade .223 Remington 77 Grain Custom Competition Brass Cased 500 rounds online USA . Order at best price from Midwayweaponshop.com . The Nosler Match Grade 77 Grain HPBT is a high-quality ammunition designed for precision shooting. With its hollow point boat tail design, it offers exceptional accuracy and consistency, making it ideal for competitive shooting and long-range target engagements.

Caliber:	.223 Remington
Number of Rounds:	500
Bullet Type:	Custom Competition
Bullet Weight:	77 grain
Cartridge Case Material:	Brass
Muzzle Velocity:	2550 ft/s
Primer Location:	Centerfire
Application:	Target

Match Grade Ammo 223 Remington

Loaded with a 77gr HPBT Custom Competition® Match Bullet and Nosler® Premium Brass

Muzzle Velocity – 2600 FPS

Muzzle Energy – 1156 FT LBS

B.C. – 0.340

Trajectory

100yd	200yd	300yd	400yd
2.4″	0″	-10.4″	-30.7″

Blending the accuracy of Nosler Custom Competition bullet jackets with our own ultra-precise, lead-alloy cores, we’ve created one of the most accurate match rifle bullets on the market.

The hollow point provides a small meplat for reduced drag and increased aerodynamic efficiency while the pronounced boat-tail design provides exceptional flight characteristics over a wide range of velocities.

Nosler Match Grade .223 Remington 77

Engineered to exhibit unmatched accuracy, the custom quality jacket form-fits the lead-alloy core for maximum bullet stability and balance. Hand-inspected for quality assurance, Nosler Custom Competition bullets rival all others on the range.

NOSLER HOLLOW POINT
Provides a small meplat for reduced drag and increased aerodynamic efficiency.
CUSTOM QUALITY JACKET
Engineered to exhibit unmatched accuracy.
FORM-FITTED, LEAD-ALLOY CORE
For maximum bullet stability and balance.
PRONOUNCED BOAT TAIL DESIGN
Provides excellent flight characteristics over a range of velocities.

Nosler 77 Grain Custom Competition Available at Midway Weapons

See that drawn line through bottom left area to upper right middle area? Above that line is 6 shot groups from WOA Predator 20″ Rifle W/Bushness 24x optic, and below, labeled, is 7 shot groups Proof Research 16″ Carbon Fiber barrel using a LPVO at only 8x magnification. 8x magnification, is honestly not that great at 100 yards like this, to precisely, precisely aim, like the 24x was. But still, good result.

Lapua used brass was used, Gold Medal primers. 2.250 OAL to 2.255. Generally. Some were 2.246 and a few were 2.260 due to tip variation.

Folks, that Benchmark powder….wow is it good. We already said it was the best powder you can buy for 223/556, and more and more tests confirm its place as top tier. This is 100 yards. Also, these are AR15’s. You will get flyers generally from the first shot or the last shot in the magazine, sometimes, as you can see. We marked those.

Even with the flyer, its 3/4″ group. Its HALF MOA without. As you can see, once it got past first shot, it stacked all the rest TOUCHING each other, which is as good as it gets in AR15 folks, at 100 yards. That is as good, as it gets.

Also of note, Accurate 2230, another top tier powder for 223/556, is super good too. Its like BM. That upper right group, without that first shot, is .4″, 4 shots of that group was less than .2″ Very very impressive.

So here is the question. If we use Sierra or Berger, we can get good results like this, I am sure of that. But for $50 or $100 more, is it THAT much better to where you feel its going to overcome these in value? Hard to say that!