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Swift A-Frame 348 Caliber (348 Diameter) Bullets 200 Grain Bonded Flat Nose Box of 50

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Brand
Swift
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
200
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
713351342001

Overview

The Swift A-Frame bullet is a 200-grain .348 caliber soft point projectile designed for controlled expansion, deep penetration, and high weight retention. It features a unique cross-member copper jacket design and a bonded front core, allowing for 95% weight retention across a wide range of velocities. The bullet includes a soft, semi-spitzer lead nose to protect against recoil in the magazine, while the tapered copper jacket at the tip controls expansion. The heavier base core ensures deep penetration. This product comes in a box of 50 and is intended for reloading, not as loaded ammunition.

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