FED CHAMP 22WMR 50GR JHP 250CT BYOB

SKU: RSR|FE757BTL250UPC: 604544650815Mfr. Part #: 757BTL250

$73.99

FED CHAMP 22WMR 50GR JHP 250CT BYOB

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There’s a party at the range, so BYOB. Federal BYOB rimfire buckets and bottles are bulk packs that stack, store and carry easily. They’re loaded with high-quality 17 HMR, 22 LR or 22 WMR rounds that are perfect for a fun day at the range or in the field. Shooters can remove the packs’ lids completely or keep them on to use the easy-pour feature.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

50

Caliber/Gauge

.22 WMR

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.30

Grains

50Gr

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

757BTL250

Model

Champion

Product Type

Hollow Point

Shipping Weight

2.715

Units per Box

250

upc

604544650815

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