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Black Hills Gold .270 Winchester Ammunition 20 Rounds TSX Copper 130 Grain

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Brand
Black Hills
Caliber
.270 Winchester
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Solid/Monolithic
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
130
UPC
612710117666
MPN
1C270BHGN1

Overview

Black Hills Gold .270 Winchester ammunition is loaded with a 130-grain Barnes Triple-Shock X (TSX) solid copper bullet. This monolithic, non-toxic projectile is designed for deep penetration without fragmentation, creating a consistent wound channel while minimizing barrel fouling. Each round is housed in a reloadable brass case with a non-corrosive boxer primer. This ammunition features a muzzle velocity of 2,900 fps and 2,427 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, optimized for accuracy and terminal performance in hunting applications. Each box contains 20 rounds.

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