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North Fork CPS (Cup Point Solid) 35 Caliber (358 Diameter) Bullets 225 Grain Solid Hollow Point Box of 50

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Brand
North Fork Bullets
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
225
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
7350151300324

Overview

The North Fork CPS (Cup Point Solid) is a 35 caliber (.358 diameter) solid hollow point reloading bullet weighing 225 grains, supplied in a box of 50. It is engineered to combine the deep, bone-penetrating qualities of a solid bullet with the expansive wound-channel performance of a hollow point, capable of expanding up to two-thirds of its caliber size. Incorporating Smart Band Technology, the bullet features reduced bearing surfaces that minimize barrel friction, pressure, and fouling, making it safe for modern double rifles and designed to share the same point of impact as North Fork soft bullets.

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