Rifle Ammo | Fenix Ammo
Rifle ammo at Fenix means three cartridge families loaded under one Michigan roof: .223/5.56 in four loads from volume FMJBT to 75 grain match work, .300 Blackout in four loads spanning true subsonics to full speed hunters, and a hard hitting .450 Bushmaster 240 grain FXP. Factory direct pricing keeps every one honest, and each card below carries the live number. Pick your platform and feed it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What rifle calibers does Fenix load?
.223/5.56 in four loads, .300 Blackout in four loads, and .450 Bushmaster in a 240 grain FXP: nine rifle listings, all loaded in Michigan.
Which rifle load is best for cheap practice?
The .223/5.56 55 grain FMJBT in the 250 round pack is the volume king. For Blackout rifles, the 150 grain FMJ plays the same role.
Does Fenix load subsonic rifle ammo?
Yes, the .300 Blackout 190 grain FXP Sub-X and 220 grain FMJ are purpose built subsonics for suppressed shooting.
What is the hardest hitting rifle load here?
The .450 Bushmaster 240 grain FXP carries the heaviest bullet in the catalog, built for the big bore AR crowd and short range authority.