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HSM Varmint 223 Winchester Super Short Magnum (WSSM) Ammo 50 Grain Hornady V-Max Polymer Tip Box of 20

$43.99$2.20/rd
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Brand
HSM
Caliber
.223 WSSM
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Polymer Tip
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
50
UPC
837306009662

Overview

HSM Varmint .223 Winchester Super Short Magnum (WSSM) ammunition utilizes the Hornady V-Max polymer-tipped bullet to deliver rapid expansion, maximum energy transfer, and impressive stopping power for varmint hunting and tactical applications. Packaged in a 20-round box, this new-production load features a 50-grain bullet with a high ballistic coefficient, an in-flight stabilizing boat tail, and a copper jacket built to withstand fast rifle twist rates, all housed in reloadable brass cases with boxer primers.

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