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Speer 45 Caliber (458 Diameter) Bullets 300 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point with Cannelure Box of 50

Name: Speer 45 Caliber (458 Diameter) Bullets 300 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point with Cannelure Box of 50
Brand: Speer
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$16.15

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Brand: Speer
Caliber: .45 Cal
Category: Reloading
Bullet Type: JHP
Round Count: 50
Grain Weight: 300
Reloading Type: Brass & Hulls
UPC: 76683024824
MPN: 2482

Overview

The Speer .45 caliber (0.458-inch diameter) 300-grain jacketed hollow point (JHP) bullets are designed for reliable performance in high-volume target practice and plinking. These bullets feature a cannelure and are sold in a 50-count box. They are engineered to provide consistent weight and dimensions, offering an affordable option for reloaders seeking to maintain accuracy and reliability during training sessions.

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