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North Fork 338 Caliber (338 Diameter) Bullets 225 Grain Semi-Spitzer Box of 50

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Brand
North Fork Bullets
Caliber
.338 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
FMJ
Grain Weight
225
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
7350151300249

Overview

North Fork .338-caliber (338 diameter) 225-grain Semi-Spitzer bullets are reloading components engineered to provide rapid, controlled expansion and deep, straight-line penetration across a wide velocity range. Utilizing a weight-forward design, pure copper and lead construction, and a chemical/mechanical bonding process that prevents core-jacket separation even in high-velocity cartridges like the Weatherby .30-378, these bullets feature Smart Band Technology to reduce barrel pressure and fouling. Each box contains 50 bullets.

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