FED PRM 300WIN 180GR TRPHY TP 20/200

SKU: TSW|53790UPC: 029465099473Mfr. Part #: P300WTT1

$64.99

FED PRM 300WIN 180GR TRPHY TP 20/200

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Description

Surgical accuracy. Terminal results. Trophy Bonded(R) Tip combines bonded construction and a bone-crushing solid copper shank with a boat-tail design and polymer tip that tighten groups. The resulting toughness and accuracy make it a perfect choice for the full spectrum of medium and big game at any practical range.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

180

Caliber/Gauge

.300 Winchester Magnum

Case Material

Nickel-Plated Brass

Cost per Round

3.25

Grains

180 gr

Length

6.6500

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

P300WTT1

Model

Federal Premium

Product Type

Bonded Hollow Point

Shipping Weight

1.6

Units per Box

20

upc

029465099473

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