FED AM EAGLE V&P 223REM 50GR 50/250

SKU: TSW|8730UPC: 604544617382Mfr. Part #: AE22350VP

$46.99

FED AM EAGLE V&P 223REM 50GR 50/250

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Description

Combine accuracy, consistency and an affordable price tag, and the result is the perfect round for the avid varmint hunter. American Eagle(R) Varmint & Predator loads feature reloadable brass and Federal(R) primers with a jacketed hollow point bullet that expands explosively on impact for maximum lethality.

Additional information

upc

604544617382

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

AE22350VP

Caliber/Gauge

.223 Remington

Case Material

Brass

Grains

50 gr

Length

3.9000

Model

American Eagle

Product Type

Hollow Point

Shipping Weight

1.3

Units per Box

50

Cost per Round

0.94

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