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Swift A-Frame 400 Caliber (410 Diameter) Bullets 400 Grain Bonded Semi-Spitzer Box of 50

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Brand
Swift
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
400
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
713351404006

Overview

The Swift A-Frame 400-grain bullet is a .410-diameter semi-spitzer designed for deep penetration, controlled expansion, and 95% weight retention at various velocities. The bullet features a bonded front core and a cross-member copper jacket design. Its semi-spitzer lead nose is shaped to protect against recoil within the magazine, while the tapered copper jacket at the tip helps manage expansion rates. The base of the bullet incorporates a wrap-around jacket to maintain original weight and prevent deformation. These bullets are sold in a box of 50 and are intended for reloading purposes, not as loaded ammunition.

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