Wilson Combat V-MAX Rifle Ammunition .223 Rem 60gr PT 2750 fps 20/ct

SKU: TSW|182140UPC: 874218007287Mfr. Part #: A22360VMAX

$30.99

Wilson Combat V-MAX Rifle Ammunition .223 Rem 60gr PT 2750 fps 20/ct

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60 gr. Hornady V-MAX a polymer tipped hollow point is a hard hitting explosive round that also has low penetration for urban tactical use. The same polymer tip that give the bullet high ballistic coefficient also ensures rapid expansion making it an ideal choice for varmints predators (great coyote round!) and self-defense/tactical use when low penetration is a must. Suitable for 1-7 1-8 or 1-9 twist barrels.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

1.55

Grains

60 gr

manufacturer

Wilson Combat

Manufacturer Part Number

A22360VMAX

Shipping Weight

0.54

Units per Box

20

upc

874218007287

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