Buffalo Bore Ammunition 7C20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 454Casull 360gr Lead Wide Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|80776UPC: 651815007236Mfr. Part #: 7C20

$59.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 7C20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 454Casull 360gr Lead Wide Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

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The 454 Casull is one cartridge that Buffalo Bore Ammunition does not load to its full pressure limit. When loaded to its full pressure potential, the 454 Casull can become unreliable and unpleasant to shoot, and at upper pressure levels, heavy bullets tend to jump crimp, tying up the cylinder. The 360-grain bullet at 1425 fps is very powerful, comfortable to shoot, and totally reliable. At this level, these bullets give up nothing in killing performance.

Additional information

upc

651815007236

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

7C20

Grains

360 gr

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

3.00

Caliber/Gauge

.454 Casull

Case Material

Brass

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