Fiocchi Backwoods Hunter Rifle Hunter .300 Win Mag 165gr CHP 3100 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|183428UPC: 762344714042Mfr. Part #: 300WMBHC

$53.99

Fiocchi Backwoods Hunter Rifle Hunter .300 Win Mag 165gr CHP 3100 fps 20/ct

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Why hunt with soft lead when you can hit like a hammer? This all-copper bullet is built for serious hunters who demand no-nonsense performance shot after shot. It drives deep hits hard and flies flat—delivering lethal impact on whitetail black bear hogs coyotes or anything else that crosses your path.

With superior pass-through penetration and controlled expansion this all-copper design ensures overwhelming energy transfer for exacting results. Plus clean-burning powder and reduced barrel fouling mean you’ll spend less time cleaning and more time hunting with consistent accuracy every shot.

It’s tough enough to smash through heavy muscle and bone expands like a beast and stays true over distance. Whether that buck steps out at 40 yards or 200 backwoods hunter keeps you locked in. Try it once—and you’ll never look back.

Additional information

upc

762344714042

manufacturer

Fiocchi

Manufacturer Part Number

300WMBHC

Caliber/Gauge

.300 Winchester Magnum

Grains

165 gr

Model

Backwoods Hunter

Product Type

Copper

Shipping Weight

1.588

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.70

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