Federal x Henry Cattleman Edition rifle Ammunition 30-30 Win 150gr SP 2390 fps 20/ct

SKU: RSR|FELG3030CATTUPC: 604544710564Mfr. Part #: LG3030CATT

$38.99

Federal x Henry Cattleman Edition rifle Ammunition 30-30 Win 150gr SP 2390 fps 20/ct

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Description

Whether you’re looking to hunt deer hogs and other big game or just channel your inner cowboy Federal® and Henry Repeating Arms have the combination you need. Designed in partnership between the two iconic brands Cattleman Edition 30-30 Win. uses patented HammerDown® technology to pair perfectly with Henry’s American Cattleman and other lever-action rifles.

  • Designed in collaboration with Henry Repeating Arms for its American Cattleman rifle
  • Bonded soft-point bullet expands reliably and penetrates deep
  • 2390 fps muzzle velocity
  • Nickel-plated case
  • Specially designed case for more reliable feeding in lever-action rifles
  • Made in the USA

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.30-30 Winchester

Cost per Round

1.95

Grains

150Gr

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

LG3030CATT

Model

Hammerdown

Product Type

Solid Base

Shipping Weight

1.046

Units per Box

20

upc

604544710564

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