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Swift A-Frame 6.8mm, 270 Caliber (277 Diameter) Bullets 150 Grain Bonded Semi-Spitzer Box of 50

$67.26
Brand
Swift
Caliber
.277 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
150
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
713351271509

Overview

Swift A-Frame .270-caliber/6.8mm rifle bullets are bonded-core projectiles designed for medium to long-range hunting. Each 150-grain semi-spitzer bullet features a unique jacket and core design that combines controlled expansion, deep penetration, and weight retention at a wide range of velocities. The pure copper jacket tapers at the tip to regulate expansion, while a wrap-around jacket at the base prevents deformation. The soft lead nose is protected while in the magazine to prevent damage from felt recoil. These bullets are engineered to provide flat trajectories and are suitable for hunting medium-sized game like deer and elk. This box contains 50 bullets.

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