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Speer 45 Caliber (452 Diameter) Bullets 230 Grain Round Nose with Cannelure Box of 500

Name: Speer 45 Caliber (452 Diameter) Bullets 230 Grain Round Nose with Cannelure Box of 500
Brand: Speer
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$76.70

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Brand: Speer
Caliber: .45 Cal
Category: Reloading
Bullet Type: Lead
Round Count: 500
Grain Weight: 230
Reloading Type: Bullets & Projectiles
UPC: 76683046918
MPN: 4691

Overview

Speer lead round nose bullets are cold-formed and feature a technologically advanced, multi-layer lubricating system that remains clean and dry to the touch without melting during storage or transport. Designed for target shooting and revolver applications, the coating stays with the bullet during firing to eliminate gas cutting and barrel leading. These .45 caliber bullets have a .452 diameter and a grain weight of 230 grains, packaged in a box of 500.

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