FED PRM 6.5PRC 120GR TC 20/200

SKU: TSW|130692UPC: 604544670592Mfr. Part #: P65PRCTC1

$64.99

FED PRM 6.5PRC 120GR TC 20/200

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Description

Extract maximum performance from your favorite cartridge with Federal Premium Trophy Copper, the official rifle ammunition of MeatEater’s Steven Rinella. Their loads provide pinpoint accuracy and aggressive expansion, yet the copper, polymer-tipped bullet retains up to 99 percent of its weight for effectivness on a wide range of medium and big game.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

6.5 PRC

Case Material

Nickel-Plated Brass

Cost per Round

3.25

Grains

120 gr

Length

8.3500

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

P65PRCTC1

Shipping Weight

1.351

Units per Box

20

upc

604544670592

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