Weatherby Select Plus Rifle Barnes TTSX Ammuntiion .257 Wby Mag 100gr TTSX 3570 fps 20/ct

SKU: LIP|WBB257100TTSXUPC: 747115425068Mfr. Part #: B257100TTSX

$104.99

Weatherby Select Plus Rifle Barnes TTSX Ammuntiion .257 Wby Mag 100gr TTSX 3570 fps 20/ct

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Description

Roy Weatherby?s personal favorite. Travels 3870 fps (80 grain bullet) giving you the flattest trajectory of any 25 caliber rifle in the world. Suitable for long-range varmint shooting but ideal for big game hunting (depending upon bullet weight).

Additional information

upc

747115425068

manufacturer

Weatherby

Manufacturer Part Number

B257100TTSX

Caliber/Gauge

.257 Weatherby Magnum

Grains

100 GRAINS

Length

6

Model

Select Plus

Product Type

Tipped Triple Shock X

Shipping Weight

1.215

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

5.25

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