CORBON 458SOCOM 300GR JHP 20/240

SKU: RSR|COR458300UPC: 757750045835Mfr. Part #: SD458300CMMG

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CORBON 458SOCOM 300GR JHP 20/240

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CORBON’s Traditional Jacketed Hollow Point ammunition made its reputation with high velocity loads. This high velocity, combined with their exclusively designed, jacketed hollow point bullets, makes for a very effective self-defensive/Hunting load. Penetration and expansion in test medium of 10% ballistic gelatin are excellent; expansion is consistently 2 times the original diameter of the bullet. Depending on caliber and bullet weight, penetration is between 9 and 18 inches. At CORBON, they believe that velocity is king! Higher energies enhance bullet performance and increase stopping power.

Additional information

upc

757750045835

manufacturer

Cor-Bon

Manufacturer Part Number

SD458300CMMG

Caliber/Gauge

.458 Socom

Grains

300Gr

Model

Self Defense

Product Type

Hollow Point

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.95

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