Browning Max Point Rifle Ammunition 243 Win 95gr PT 3100 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|163433UPC: 020892232778Mfr. Part #: B192102432

$46.99

Browning Max Point Rifle Ammunition 243 Win 95gr PT 3100 fps 20/ct

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Browning Max Point Rifle Ammunition is designed specifically for hunting medium-sized big game including whitetail deer mule deer and pronghorn. Max Point bullets are meticulously manufactured designed to quickly transfer expansion energy for maximum lethality on game. Max point: Exact Precision. Max Lethality

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Bullet Weight (Grains)

95

Caliber/Gauge

.243 Winchester

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

2.35

Grains

95 gr

manufacturer

Browning

Manufacturer Part Number

B192102432

Units per Box

20

upc

020892232778

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