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Sierra 458 Cal/45-70 (.458 Dia) Reloading Bullets Pro Hunter SRAA8950 400 Grain Flat Nose Jacketed Hollow Point 50 Pieces

$43.28
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Brand
Sierra
Caliber
.458 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
400
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
92763089507

Overview

Sierra Pro Hunter reloading bullets in .458 caliber / .45-70 (.458 diameter) feature a 400-grain flat nose jacketed hollow point design. Built with a traditional flat base and a custom-tapered jacket, these bullets are tailored for tubular magazine safety while promoting rapid expansion, optimum weight retention, and deep penetration upon impact. This box contains 50 reloading components and does not include loaded ammunition.

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