FN 10700013 High Performance 5.7x28mm 27gr Lead Free Hollow Point 50 Per Box/40 Case

SKU: RSR|FN10700012UPC: 818513002943Mfr. Part #: 10700012

$47.50

FN 10700013 High Performance 5.7x28mm 27gr Lead Free Hollow Point 50 Per Box/40 Case

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Description

The FN SS195LF 5.7x28mm is a non-toxic sporting cartridge, featuring an aluminum core 27-grain jacketed hollow point bullet. Designed for all target shooting applications, the lead-free primer is perfected for indoor ranges where potential air contamination is a concern.

Additional information

upc

818513002943

manufacturer

FN America / FN Herstal

Manufacturer Part Number

10700012

Caliber/Gauge

5.7 x 28 mm

Case Material

Brass

Grains

27 gr

Length

3.3000

Model

Self Defense

Product Type

Lead Free Hollow Point

Units per Box

50

Cost per Round

0.95

Package Height

1.6

Package Width

1.6

Shipping Weight

0.71

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