Hornady 3037 Traditional Rifle 30 Caliber .308 150 GR Full Metal Jacket Boat Ta – Hornady’s Traditional Rifle bullets are built with a rugged AMP bullet jacket (Advanced Manufacturing Process) that clearly delivers better performance. The thin-plated full metal jacket is easily distorted and often breaks or separates when the bullet impacts the target. The AMP bullet jacket features virtually zero tolerance for concentrically and near-zero wall thickness variation, punching through targets without deforming or breaking. Specifications for Hornady Traditional Rifle Bullets, 30 Caliber, .308, 150 Grain, Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail: Manufacturer: Hornady Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJBT), Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) Bullet Weight: 150 grain Caliber: .30 Caliber Sectional Density: 0.226 Fabric/Material: Copper Package Contents: Hornady Traditional Rifle 30 Caliber .308 150 GR Full Metal Jacket Boat Tai
3 reviews for Hornady Traditional Rifle Bullets, 30 Caliber, .308, 150 Grain, Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail
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Tim –
Hornady make a great product. I can use this in a 300 Blackout and larger rifles. A little heavier bullet than what I prefer but it does work great. These projectiles were in stock for $26/100. I was pleased to receive 900 before they went on back order. Thanks Optics Planet!!!
ed –
GREAT BULLET…ACCURATE…HORNADY PRODUCT…USE THEM FOR PLINKING…HUNTING AND IN MY SUBSONIC LOADS…
Mauser 98K –
Not bad… Can't figure out what some of the negative reviews are about, where they say they can't get below a 3in group… All I can figure is A: they can't reload with any degree of precision… B: they got a POS rifle… C: they can't shoot to save their life… D: both B & C…. E: need to put down their beer… F: all of the above…With my M48 Mauser with 27.5 inch, 7.62x51mm Kongsberg barrel for the M67 sharpshooter rifle can do a 5rnd group that can be covered with a nickle using these FMJBT…. If I could post a picture I'd show a group I just did during a final sighting that is sub MOA…. Using LC 75 MATCH brass, Federal 210 primers, and 47 grains of H414 powder seems to do great… More accurate than I am anyway…