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Fort Scott Munition SBP1 TUI Brass 338 Caliber (338 Diameter) Bullets 250 Grain Solid Box of 50

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Brand
Fort Scott Munitions
Caliber
.33 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Solid/Monolithic
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
250
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
758381721211

Overview

Fort Scott Munitions 338-caliber (338 diameter) solid brass bullets are 250-grain, monolithic projectiles designed for match-grade accuracy. They feature a patented Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) design that is engineered to tumble end-over-end upon striking fluid-based tissue, creating a larger surface area of damage and effective terminal performance. These projectiles are intended for handloading and are not loaded ammunition. Each box contains 50 bullets.

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