BAR PIONEER-LEVER 45-70 GOVT TSX FN 300GR 20/10

SKU: TSW|169151UPC: 716876457069Mfr. Part #: 32139

$68.99

BAR PIONEER-LEVER 45-70 GOVT TSX FN 300GR 20/10

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Bring your lever gun out of retirement it’s time to experience the superior on-game performance of Barnes Pioneer ammunition. Designed specifically for lever guns and revolvers this ammo is carefully loaded for terminal performance and delivers massive expansion and weight retention for deeper penetration. Each round is engineered for flawless feeding and cycling from tubular magazine to chamber for lightning-fast follow-up shots. – Cartridge: 45-70 Govt – Weight: 300 – Bullet Style: TSX FN – Rounds Per Box: 20 – Boxes Per Case: 10

Additional information

upc

716876457069

manufacturer

Barnes

Manufacturer Part Number

32139

Caliber/Gauge

.45-70 Government

Grains

300 gr

Length

6.4500

Model

Pioneer

Product Type

Triple Shock X

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

3.45

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