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Remington 20111 UMC Freedom Bucket 300Blackout 220gr Open Tip Flat Base 160 Per Box/4 Case Centerfire, Rifle Ammunition

Name: Remington 20111 UMC Freedom Bucket 300Blackout 220gr Open Tip Flat Base 160 Per Box/4 Case Centerfire, Rifle Ammunition
Brand: Remington
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$199.99$1.25/rd

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Brand: Remington
Caliber: .300 AAC Blackout
Category: Ammo
Bullet Type: Match/OTM
Round Count: 160
Grain Weight: 220
UPC: 47700487403
MPN: 20111

Overview

Remington UMC Freedom Bucket centerfire ammunition is designed for high-volume shooting applications, including target practice and training. This .300 Blackout ammunition features a 220-grain Open Tip Flat Base (OTFB) bullet and brass casings. Each bucket contains 160 rounds, providing a consistent, quality load for centerfire rifle use.

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