NOS AMMO TROPHY GRADE 22CREED 70GR AB 20/10

SKU: RSR|NOS60152UPC: 054041601528Mfr. Part #: 60152

$74.99

NOS AMMO TROPHY GRADE 22CREED 70GR AB 20/10

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Loaded with a 70gr Spitzer AccuBond® Bullet and Nosler® Premium Brass – Nosler Trophy Grade ammunition is loaded with Nosler AccuBond® bullets. The AccuBond®’s unique white polymer tip assures accuracy and smooth chambering while the boat-tail base at the rear of the bullet acts as a platform for large diameter mushrooms. Designed for accuracy near or far Nosler’s Trophy Grade ammunition provides undeniable reliability. – Cartridge 22 Creedmoor – Ammunition Use Deer Sized Game – Bullet Profile Spitzer – Bullet Type AccuBond – Bullet Weight 70gr – Lead Free No – Test Barrel Twist 1-8

Additional information

upc

054041601528

manufacturer

Nosler

Manufacturer Part Number

60152

Caliber/Gauge

.22 Creedmoor

Case Material

Brass

Grains

70Gr

Length

5.4000

Model

Trophy Grade

Product Type

AccuBond

Shipping Weight

0.9

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

3.75

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