SB 243WIN 100GR SP 20/25

SKU: RSR|SB243AUPC: 754908510108Mfr. Part #: SB243A

$23.99

SB 243WIN 100GR SP 20/25

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Description

Semi-Jacketed Soft Point bullet. A lead core with a precisely engineered jacket results from its controlled expansion and high weight retention. – Caliber: 243 Winchester – Bullet Type: Soft Point – Bullet Weight: 100 gr – Muzzle Energy: 2460 ft / lbs – Muzzle Velocity: 870 fps – Rounds Per Box: 20

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

100

Caliber/Gauge

.243 Winchester

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

1.20

Grains

100Gr

Length

5.2500

manufacturer

Sellier & Bellot

Manufacturer Part Number

SB243A

Model

Rifle

Product Type

Soft Point

Shipping Weight

1.05

Units per Box

20

upc

754908510108

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