Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B

Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B

Prvi Partizan Metric Rifle 5.56×45mm NATO 55gr FMJBT — 1,000 Rounds (50 x 20-round boxes), PPRM556B

So you want PP’s 5.56 NATO FMJBT in traditional box packaging — 50 boxes of 20 rounds each, the familiar format for shooters who prefer to grab a box for the range rather than dipping into a bulk can. The PPU Metric Rifle 5.56×45mm NATO — 55 grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJBT), brass case, M193 specification, 3,240 fps. 1,000 rounds in 50 x 20-round boxes. Manufactured in Užice, Serbia by Prvi Partizan since 1928. Section 1 FAC required in the UK. Ships to licensed 5.56 NATO owners across Europe.

The gPrvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B promotes smoother feeding and cleaner performance. The boat tail keeps the bullet flying faster and flatter downrange. No steel in the jacket or core — non-magnetic throughout. First, box packaging means you grab exactly 20 rounds for a quick range session without opening a large bulk can. Next,this is M193 spec ammunition — the same specification as the US military’s standard 5.56 ball cartridge, delivering consistent performance across all 5.56 NATO and .223 Wylde chambers. Finally, PP’s brass cases are boxer-primed and reloadable — every fired case has value for hand-loaders.

Available at eurogunandpartshub.com — for licensed 5.56 NATO owners across the UK and Europe.

UK legal note: Centrefire rifle ammunition requires a Section 1 Firearms Certificate. Proof of valid FAC required before dispatch.

Does This Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B Require a Licence in the UK?

Yes — Section 1 FAC with 5.56 NATO or .223 Rem conditions required. So centrefire rifle ammunition is covered under Section 1 of the UK Firearms Act 1968. Also, proof of valid FAC is required before eurogunandpartshub.com dispatches this ammunition. Therefore, confirm your FAC includes 5.56 NATO or .223 Rem conditions before ordering.

Can I Fire This Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B in a .223 Rem Chamber?

No — 5.56 NATO only in 5.56 NATO or .223 Wylde chambers. So 5.56 NATO operates at higher pressure than .223 Rem chambers are designed for — firing this ammunition in a .223 Rem rifle risks dangerous pressure levels. Also, this is M193 spec — identical to the US military’s standard 5.56 load. Therefore, confirm your rifle’s specific chamber designation before ordering.

What Is the Difference Between PPRM556B and PPRM5561M?

Packaging and product line — same bullet, different format. So PPRM5561M is the PP Rangemaster line in an ammo can — 1,000 rounds loose-packed for volume shooters who want field-ready metal can storage. Also, PPRM556B is the PP Metric Rifle line in 50 x 20-round boxes — suited for shooters who prefer box packaging for controlled round counts per session. Therefore, both use PP’s 55gr FMJBT at M193 specification — choose based on your preferred packaging format.

Why Box Packaging Over Bulk Can?

Controlled session management and easier transport. So 20-round boxes allow you to grab exactly the rounds you need for a specific drill or practice session without opening a large bulk can. Also, box-packaged ammunition is easier to store on a shelf, count inventory, and transport to the range without spillage risk. Therefore, if you shoot structured practice sessions with specific round counts rather than open-ended volume sessions, box packaging is the correct format choice.

Who Is This Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B Best For in the European Market?

This Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B  fits UK FAC holders, Czech Republic AR-15 owners, Swiss sport shooters, and German licensed rifle owners who prefer box-format 5.56 NATO from a European manufacturer and shoot structured sessions rather than volume bulk training. So PPU has been manufacturing to NATO specifications since 1928 — one of the largest ammunition manufacturers in Europe. Also, European IPSC and practical shooting competitors who count rounds per stage and per match specifically benefit from 20-round box format that matches competition round counts. Therefore, this is the correct format for the structured European 5.56 shooter.

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FAQ

Does this Prvi Partizan 5.56x45mm 55gr (FMJBT) Ammo, 1000 rds. – PPRM556B require a licence in the UK? Yes. Section 1 FAC with 5.56 NATO or .223 Rem conditions is required. Proof of FAC needed before dispatch from eurogunandpartshub.com.

What is the difference between PPRM556B and PPRM5561M? PPRM5561M (Rangemaster) comes in a metal ammo can — better for bulk storage and field use. PPRM556B (Metric Rifle) comes in 50 x 20-round boxes — better for structured sessions and shelf storage. Same M193-spec 55gr FMJBT bullet.

Can I fire this in my .223 Rem rifle? No. 5.56 NATO must only be fired in 5.56 NATO or .223 Wylde chambers — not .223 Rem.

Is this the same quality as the Rangemaster line? Both are manufactured by PPU in Užice, Serbia to M193 specification. The Rangemaster line is marketed as PP’s premium Rangemaster series; the Metric Rifle is PP’s standard commercial line.

Can I reload these cases? Yes — brass case, boxer-primed, non-corrosive. Standard reloading dies and European primers are compatible.

What is the price per round? £700 ÷ 1,000 = £0.70 per round.

Is 5.56 NATO legal in my European country? 5.56×45mm NATO requires a Section 1 FAC in the UK. In Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, France, and Norway it requires equivalent national licensing. Always verify your country’s specific requirements.

Find more Prvi Partizan bulk ammunition and 5.56 NATO training rounds at eurogunandpartshub.com.

UK buyers: Section 1 FAC with 5.56 NATO conditions required — proof of FAC required before dispatch. Do NOT fire 5.56 NATO in .223 Rem chambers. European buyers must verify centrefire ammunition licensing in their country. All products sold in compliance with applicable UK and European regulations. Euro Gun and Parts Hub — affiliated with BASC, GTA, and CIP.