Having a tough time finding .223 projectiles

[Utah]

Where can I find .223 bullets for sale?
I can't seem to find them in anywhere online
TIA

 

[KDX]

You're joking right?

 

[Henry Nierychlo]

Look on My Website. You can P/U. I'm in Port kells.
Regards, Henry

 

[rembolt]

A .223 Rem actually uses a .224 diameter bullet .if thats why you seem to think there hard to find.

 

[burnaby]

You're in luck being so close to Henry (You weren't j/k about finding a great dealer?). Be prepared to empty your wallet.

I keep thinking it'd be a good idea to stock up on his great deal on 223 bullets even though I don't load that caliber.

 

[stubblejumper]

Are you shooting an older 22Hornet? Some of them do best with .223" bullets. If not, you need .224" bullets.

 

[Utah]

A .223 Rem actually uses a .224 diameter bullet .if thats why you seem to think there hard to find.

Thanks rembolt, that makes sense now

 

[mbogo3]

I have a couple boxes of Sierra 40+45gr .223 dia bullets I don't need........Harold

 

[boltonscouter]

I believe I have a box of Sierra .223 somewhere also I'd let go cheap. Not .224 so is for reloading .222 if that's what you need.

 

[mbogo3]

The .22 Jet used .222 dia bullets....had a Sako and Savage .22 Hornet that used .223 neither would hit a barn with .224....Harold

 

[Slooshark1]

Check with Ellwood Epps. I just bought some today at the Shooter's Den in Sudbury but I think I bought the last box.