Wilson Combat Hornady BTHP Rifle Ammunition 6.8 SPC 110gr BTHP 2600 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|182145UPC: 874218007454Mfr. Part #: A68110BTHP

$43.99

Wilson Combat Hornady BTHP Rifle Ammunition 6.8 SPC 110gr BTHP 2600 fps 20/ct

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Description

Hornady bullets feature exposed lead tips for controlled expansion and hard-hitting terminal performance. Most have a pioneering secant ogive design one of the most ballistically efficient profiles ever developed.

Wilson Combat Custom Ammunition is defensive and hunting ammunition without equal in the ammunition industry. Wilson Combat Custom Ammunition features:

  • The highest quality USA made brass cases bullets and other components
  • Clean burning low-flash powders for preserved night vision and reduced firearm maintenance
  • Enhanced velocity loadings tailored to appropriate bullet construction for controlled expansion and deep penetration tested in real firearms not test barrels
  • 100% produced and rigorously “white glove” hand-inspected at our facility in Berryville AR

WARNING:  SPC II chambers only.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

6.8MM REMINGTON SPC

Cost per Round

2.20

Grains

110 gr

manufacturer

Wilson Combat

Manufacturer Part Number

A68110BTHP

Shipping Weight

0.765

Units per Box

20

upc

874218007454

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