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Federal Power-Shok Copper .300 Blackout Ammunition 20 Rounds 120 Grain LF Copper HP 2100fps

$25.97$1.30/rd
Brand
Federal
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
120
UPC
604544627756
MPN
300BLK120LFA

Overview

Federal Power-Shok Copper is a lead-free, .300 Blackout hunting load featuring a 120-grain copper-alloy hollow-point bullet. This design is built to provide reliable expansion, create large wound channels, and ensure efficient energy transfer upon impact. It is engineered to perform consistently at a muzzle velocity of 2,100 fps. The ammunition is manufactured using Federal-produced brass, primers, and a Catalyst high-performance primer, making it suitable for use in regions where lead-free ammunition is required or preferred. It is provided in new, non-corrosive, reloadable brass cases.

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