Introducing the Norma Tipstrike 223 REM 55Gr Varmint - Centrefire Ammo - 200 Round Slab, a game-changer in the world of hunting ammunition. This centrefire ammunition is designed with a 55gr Norma TIPSTRIKE Varmint .223 Remington, offering a ballistic coefficient of G1 0.245 and a weight of 3.6g/55gr. The product data is zeroed with a 24-inch barrel, ensuring precision and accuracy. With a velocity of V0 3215 f/s, V200 2451 f/s, and V300 2115 f/s, it provides an impressive stopping power and penetration, making it ideal for hunting. The energy levels range from E0 1263 ft.-lb to E200 546 ft.-lb, providing a significant wound channel. The wind resistance at 100yds is 0.56 in, at 200yds is 2.4 in, and at 300yds is 5.79 in, ensuring a steady trajectory. The Norma Tipstrike 223 REM 55Gr Varmint - Centrefire Ammo - 200 Round Slab is a testament to the evolution of the .223 Remington, offering enhanced range and penetration for the discerning hunter.

Norma Tipstrike 223 REM 55Gr Varmint - Centrefire Ammo - 200 Round Slab Features:

• Caliber: 223 Rem. This ammunition is designed for a .223 Remington, a popular caliber for hunting and target shooting.
• Weight: 3.6g/55gr. The bullet weight is 55 grains, which is a common weight for .223 Remington ammunition and provides a good balance of velocity and energy.
• Ballistic Coefficient: G1 0.245. This is a measure of the bullet's aerodynamic efficiency, with higher numbers indicating less drag. This bullet has a relatively high ballistic coefficient, which means it will maintain its velocity well and be less affected by wind.
• Velocity: V0 3215 f/s, V200 2451 f/s, V300 2115 f/s. These numbers indicate the bullet's velocity at different distances. The initial velocity (V0) is 3215 feet per second, and it slows to 2451 f/s at 200 yards and 2115 f/s at 300 yards.
  Energy: E0 1263 ft.-lb, E50 969 ft.-lb, E100 734 ft.-lb, E200 546 ft.-lb. These figures represent the bullet's energy at various distances. The initial energy (E0) is 1263 foot-pounds, and it decreases as the bullet travels further from the muzzle. This energy is what allows the bullet to penetrate and cause damage.