FUSION MSR 223REM 62GR SP 20/200

SKU: RSR|FEF223MSR1UPC: 029465064068Mfr. Part #: F223MSR1

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FUSION MSR 223REM 62GR SP 20/200

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Description

The modern sporting rifle isn’t just some gun. It’s a highly adapted hunting machine, and it needs ammunition that’s just as customized: Fusion(R) MSR. From primer to projectile, virtually every component is optimized for use in modern sporting rifles and peak ballistic performance through short barrels.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

1.95

Grains

62Gr

Length

5.9000

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

F223MSR1

Model

Fusion

Product Type

Solid Base

Shipping Weight

0.6313

Units per Box

20

upc

029465064068

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