Berger Target Rifle Ammunition 6mm Creedmoor 109 gr LRHT 2940 fps 20/ct

SKU: RSR|BB65-20030UPC: 679459200301Mfr. Part #: 65-20030

$53.99

Berger Target Rifle Ammunition 6mm Creedmoor 109 gr LRHT 2940 fps 20/ct

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The 6mm Creedmoor 109 Grain Long Range Hybrid Target (LRHT) ammunition was purpose built for shooters with custom or high end factory rifles designed to shoot extended ranges. The 6 mm Creedmoor cartridge has become a favorite for serious competitive shooters looking to get an advantage on ease of target aquisition and retention thanks to less recoil. Thanks to the 6 mm Creedmoor’s unique design and efficient 6 mm bullet profiles they can do this without sacrificing velocity or BC making this a great all around cartridge choice.

Additional information

upc

679459200301

manufacturer

Berger Bullets

Manufacturer Part Number

65-20030

Caliber/Gauge

6MM Creedmoor

Grains

109Gr

Model

Long Range Hybrid Target

Product Type

Long Range Hybrid Target

Shipping Weight

1.05

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

2.70

Bullet Weight (Grains)

109

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