HSM 28016N Tipping Point Super Shock Tip 280 Rem 162 gr Hornady SST 20 Per Box/ 20 Case

SKU: TSW|154111UPC: 810742029265Mfr. Part #: 28016N

$38.99

HSM 28016N Tipping Point Super Shock Tip 280 Rem 162 gr Hornady SST 20 Per Box/ 20 Case

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Description

HSM .280 Rem Tipping Point SST ammunition is a type of hunting ammunition designed for use in firearms chambered in .280 Remington. This ammunition features a polymer-tipped Hornady SST bullet that is designed for controlled expansion and maximum energy transfer upon impact with the target. The Tipping Point SST bullet design incorporates a streamlined profile and a polymer tip that initiates expansion upon impact, creating a larger wound channel and transferring more energy to the target. The bullets are loaded with a consistent powder charge and primer, ensuring reliable performance and consistent accuracy.

Additional information

upc

810742029265

manufacturer

HSM

Manufacturer Part Number

28016N

Caliber/Gauge

.280 Remington

Case Material

Brass

Grains

162 gr

Length

6

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.95

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