The Federal AE223T75 American Eagle delivers consistent accuracy and reliable feeding in 223 Remington chambered rifles. This 75-grain Total Metal Jacket ammunition provides enhanced terminal performance compared to standard full metal jacket rounds while maintaining cost-effective training value.
What Makes This Different
Total Metal Jacket construction fully encases the lead core, including the base, reducing lead fouling and barrel wear compared to conventional FMJ bullets. The 75-grain weight offers improved ballistic coefficient and wind resistance over lighter 55-grain loads. Federal's quality control ensures consistent velocities and groupings shot after shot.
Key Features
- 75-grain Total Metal Jacket bullet for reduced barrel fouling
- 223 Remington chambering fits most AR-15 and bolt-action rifles
- Boxer-primed brass cases enable reloading
- Muzzle velocity of approximately 2,790 fps from 20-inch barrel
- 20 rounds per box, 25 boxes per case (500 total rounds)
- Non-corrosive primer and propellant
- Consistent Federal manufacturing tolerances
Range performance shows tight groupings suitable for precision training and competitive shooting. The heavier 75-grain bullet maintains velocity better at extended distances than lighter alternatives. Federal's American Eagle line provides match-grade consistency at training ammunition prices. This load functions reliably in semi-automatic platforms while delivering the accuracy needed for marksmanship development.
Technical Specs
- Caliber: 223 Remington
- Bullet Weight: 75 grains
- Bullet Type: Total Metal Jacket (TMJ)
- Muzzle Velocity: 2,790 fps (20-inch barrel)
- Muzzle Energy: 1,296 ft-lbs
- Case Material: Boxer-primed brass
- Primer: Non-corrosive
- Rounds per Box: 20
- Boxes per Case: 25
- Manufacturer: Federal Premium Ammunition
- UPC: 604544625615
Federal American Eagle ammunition combines proven performance with value pricing for serious shooters. The TMJ construction and precision manufacturing make this an excellent choice for high-volume training without compromising accuracy standards.