Manufacturer - Tula
Grain Weight - 165 Grain
Muzzle Velocity - 2,625 fps
Jacket Type - Soft Point (SP)

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Tula ammunition is made in Russia, and it features Russia’s favorite trick that makes ammo production more cost effective: steel.

This ammo’s bullets’ jackets are primarily made of steel (and therefore capable of attracting a magnet), which is why they’re more economical than copper-jacketed alternatives. Its cases are also steel, which is why you cannot handload them (and ought to expect more fouling of the action after you’re done squeezing the trigger).

If you’re using this ammo for hunting, then your trophy won’t give a fig about whether the 165 grain soft point contains steel or not. Its mind will be preoccupied with the SP’s terminal ballistics, which include deep penetration and broad mushrooming. Certainly helps (you, not the trophy) that the bullet weighs heavier, bucks wind drift more effectively, and reaches long-range targets with more stopping power!

This isn’t dated military surplus ammo. It was made recently, and it has noncorrosive Berdan-type primers to show for it.

Tula 308 Win Ammunition - 20 Rounds of 165 Grain SP

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