Buffalo Bore Ammunition 47A20 Hunting & Sniping Strictly Business 458SOCOM 300gr Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|42256UPC: 651815458014Mfr. Part #: 47A20

$82.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 47A20 Hunting & Sniping Strictly Business 458SOCOM 300gr Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 20 Per Box/12 Case

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Description

Buffalo Bore’s Hunting and Sniping ammunition is an ideal load for use on North Americas’ biggest game animals. For those who want to hunt big game, destroy cars or houses or do close range sniping with an AR platform firearm, the 458 SOCOM has no equal.

Additional information

upc

651815458014

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

47A20

Caliber/Gauge

.458 Socom

Case Material

Brass

Grains

300 gr

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

4.15

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