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Wilson Combat A300BLK220HPBT 300Blackout 220gr Hollow Point Boat Tail 20 Per Box/10 Case,Centerfire Rifle Rounds

$44.99$2.25/rd
Brand
Wilson Combat
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
220
UPC
874218007478
MPN
A300BLK220HPBT

Overview

Wilson Combat .300 Blackout ammunition is engineered for subsonic use, utilizing the 220-grain Sierra Match King hollow point boat tail bullet for match-grade accuracy and reliability. This ammunition is manufactured in the United States using high-quality brass cases, clean-burning low-flash powders, and precise manufacturing techniques such as rigid taper crimping to ensure consistent feeding and extraction. Designed for consistent velocity and performance, this load produces a muzzle velocity of 1,025 feet-per-second and 513 foot-pounds of energy. Each round is hand-inspected at the Wilson Combat facility. The product is packaged in boxes of 20, with 10 boxes per case.

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