Winchester Super-X Power Point Rifle Ammunition .32 Win Special 170 gr. PSP 2250 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|65205UPC: 020892200425Mfr. Part #: X32WS2

$52.99

Winchester Super-X Power Point Rifle Ammunition .32 Win Special 170 gr. PSP 2250 fps 20/ct

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Description

The Winchester Super-X Power Point Centerfire Rifle Ammunition is for whitetail deer hunters who are looking for efficient bullets that increase accuracy. These quality bullets pack a punch that is ideal for the hunter of larger game.

This bullet is comprised of lead alloy and metal jacket. The nose is filled with soft lead alloy that is strategically assembled wide open. There is also a jagged metal jacket that works with the lead alloy surface. Together they manipulate the extent of the bullet's expansion creating a devastating effect to the target.

Additional information

upc

020892200425

manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

X32WS2

Caliber/Gauge

32 WIN SPECIAL

Case Material

Brass

Grains

170 gr

Length

6

Model

Super-X

Product Type

Pointed Soft Point

Shipping Weight

1.0813

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.65

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