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Nosler 60918 Trophy Grade 22Nosler 70gr Nosler AccuBond 20 Per Box/20 Case Centerfire, Rifle Ammunition

$44.12$2.21/rd
Brand
Nosler
Caliber
.22 Nosler
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Polymer Tip
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
70
UPC
54041609180
MPN
60918

Overview

Nosler Trophy Grade 22 Nosler ammunition is loaded with 70-grain AccuBond bullets and high-performance powder. The AccuBond bullet utilizes a proprietary bonding process that unites a copper-alloy jacket with a lead-alloy core, eliminating internal voids to deliver deep penetration, reliable weight retention of 60 to 70 percent, and minimal barrel fouling. A boat-tail design combines with a streamlined white polymer tip to resist deformation during recoil, promote smooth chambering, and aid long-range exterior ballistics. Manufactured to strict tolerances, Trophy Grade ammunition features Nosler custom brass that is length-checked, neck-sized, chamfered, trued, and visually inspected.

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