S&B EXERGY BLU 6.5CREED 120GR 20/500

SKU: RSR|SB65XAUPC: 754908512911Mfr. Part #: SB65XA

$29.99

S&B EXERGY BLU 6.5CREED 120GR 20/500

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Description

New generation lead free bullets. Modern, highly efficient design incorporating a boat-tail base with a new, pointed tip for a flat trajectory and maximum retained energy. Blue plastic tip enhances expansion at all ranges while the solid copper construction maximizes weight retention.

Additional information

upc

754908512911

manufacturer

Sellier & Bellot

Manufacturer Part Number

SB65XA

Caliber/Gauge

6.5mm Creedmoor

Case Material

Brass

Grains

120Gr

Length

6.8000

Model

Rifle

Product Type

Boat Tail

Shipping Weight

1.125

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.50

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