FED TAC BONDED 5.56 NATO 64GR 20/500

SKU: RSR|FETCB55664XUPC: 604544702637Mfr. Part #: TCB55664X

$26.99

FED TAC BONDED 5.56 NATO 64GR 20/500

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Description

Federal Tactical Bonded 5.56x45mm ammunition is designed for shooters who require reliable terminal performance in defensive and duty scenarios. Featuring a bonded soft point projectile, this load is engineered to deliver controlled expansion and deep penetration while maintaining weight retention through common barriers.

Additional information

upc

604544702637

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

TCB55664X

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Grains

64Gr

Model

Tactical Bonded

Product Type

Tactical Bonded

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.35

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