Starline .223 Remington 60gr VMAX
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Full specification
- Brand
- Starline
- Cartridge
- .223 Remington
- Grain weight
- 60 gr
- Bullet type
- V-MAX
- Case material
- Brass
- Condition
- New production
- Pressure class
- Standard pressure
- Reloadable
- No
- Corrosive
- No
- Magnetic
- No
- Lead free
- No
- Subsonic
- No
Not known for this product: product line, bullet material, primer, rounds, packaging, muzzle velocity, muzzle energy, country of origin, manufacturer sku, barcode (gtin). The retailer did not publish it and we will not infer it from a similar product.
- Bullet diameter
- 0.224"
- SAAMI max pressure
- 55,000 psi
- Family
- rifle
What will fire this
Firearms chambered for .223 Remington
Not published yet. The firearm catalog is still being built, so we have no model-by-model chambering data to show you. An empty list here means we do not know, it does not mean nothing takes this cartridge. Check the barrel or receiver marking on your firearm, which is the authority regardless of what any website says.
Chambers that accept .223 Remington ammunition
Only a firearm chambered and marked for .223 Remington itself.
Do not fire .223 Remington in these chambers
- 5.56 NATOsafe with caveatSafe. You may see slightly reduced accuracy in a 5.56 chamber.Longer 5.56 leade, lower-pressure .223 load · source: SAAMI FAQ
Do not load these in a .223 Remington chamber
This is the reverse direction and it is not the mirror of the list above. A cartridge being safe one way says nothing about the other way.
- 5.56 NATOnot recommendedSAAMI says it is not safe to fire 5.56 NATO in a barrel marked .223 Remington. The .223 chamber has a shorter throat, which raises pressure.Shorter .223 leade, ~0.085in vs ~0.0975in · source: SAAMI FAQ
- .300 Blackoutcatastrophic · blocked from searchDO NOT FIRE. A .308in bullet in a .224in bore can cause the rifle to explode, risking injury or death. .300 Blackout uses standard 5.56 magazines, which is exactly why this happens..308in projectile in a .224in bore · source: SAAMI unsafe combinations
Compatibility here is informational, drawn from manufacturer and standards-body specification. Chamber and barrel markings, twist rate, barrel configuration, manufacturer instructions and local law govern what you may safely fire. This is not a safety guarantee. All .223 Remington prices
Parsed from the retailer listing
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Starline Brass .223 60gr V-MAX
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Parser confidence by field
- Grain weight95%high
- Bullet type90%high
- Case material90%high
- Brand85%moderate
- Cartridge80%moderate
- Parser
- ammoready-html/1
- Cartridge match
- 80%
- Image licence
- none recorded, so no image is shown
Not accounted for: “KIND brass: empty brass counted as pieces, not rounds: "Starline". Brass V-MAX”. That fragment of the original title did not resolve to any field we model. It is shown rather than dropped, because a silently discarded fragment is how a wrong product identity survives.