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Hornady Frontier 300 Blackout Ammo 125 Grain FMJ 150 rds/box - FR402

$148.55
Brand
Hornady
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
150
Grain Weight
125
UPC
90255716351
MPN
FR402

Overview

Hornady Frontier 300 Blackout ammunition is loaded with a 125-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) projectile, making it an ideal choice for high-volume training, target practice, and tactical scenarios. This ammunition is American-made and optimized for performance in AR-platform hosts with carbine-length gas systems, cycling reliably whether suppressed or unsuppressed. Frontier Cartridge utilizes high-quality brass cases and military-grade boxer primers and propellant. The consistent bullet construction ensures stable flight and predictable feeding. This ammunition is packaged in a case of 150 rounds and is suitable for shooters who require sustainable, reliable training loads that maintain Hornady's standard quality criteria.

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