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Federal Fusion .22-250 Remington Ammunition 20 Rounds 55 Grain 3,600 Feet Per Second

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Brand
Federal
Caliber
.22-250 Remington
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
55
UPC
29465061593
MPN
F22250FS1

Overview

Federal Fusion .22-250 Remington ammunition is loaded with a 55-grain soft-point (SP) bullet featuring a molecularly fused jacket and a pressure-formed core. Engineered specifically for deer hunting, medium game, and varmint applications, this ammunition offers deep penetration, controlled expansion, and maximum energy transfer. Each box contains 20 rounds featuring brass casings, boxer primers, and a muzzle velocity of 3,600 feet per second.

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