Hornady 82303 Dangerous Game 9.3mmx62Mauser 286gr InterLock Spire Point Recoil Proof 20 Per Box/6 Case

SKU: TSW|61144UPC: 090255823035Mfr. Part #: 82303

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Hornady 82303 Dangerous Game 9.3mmx62Mauser 286gr InterLock Spire Point Recoil Proof 20 Per Box/6 Case

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Dangerous Game Series provides big, heavy bullets with high weight retention to tackle Africa’s Big Five or the biggest game wherever you hunt. Begin the ultimate one-two punch with the controlled expansion of the DGX Bonded bullet. Follow up with the deep penetration of DGS through thick hide, dense muscle, and hard bone. Powders are carefully matched to each load to ensure optimum pressure and velocity, and to regulate in double rifles. Dangerous Game is produced with strict quality controls for optimal performance on your destination hunt.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

9.3mmx62 Mauser

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

5.20

Grains

286 gr

manufacturer

Hornady

Manufacturer Part Number

82303

Units per Box

20

upc

090255823035

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