Barnes Harvest Collection Sierra Pro-Hunter Ammunition 450 Bushmaster 260gr FN 2165 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|187240UPC: 716876500130Mfr. Part #: 32480

$51.99

Barnes Harvest Collection Sierra Pro-Hunter Ammunition 450 Bushmaster 260gr FN 2165 fps 20/ct

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he Harvest Collection by Barnes is the ultimate in thin-skinned game hunting ammunition. Powered by Sierra’s revolutionary Pro-Hunter Bullets it delivers unmatched accuracy and devastating terminal performance with every shot. Backed by Barnes’ uncompromising loading standards this ammo doesn’t just meet expectations – it obliterates them. 

Additional information

upc

716876500130

manufacturer

Barnes

Manufacturer Part Number

32480

Bullet Weight (Grains)

260

Caliber/Gauge

.450 Bushmaster

Case Material

Brass

Grains

260 gr

Model

HARVEST

Product Type

Sierra GameKing

Shipping Weight

1.558

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.60

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