Winchester Deer Season XP Extreme Point Polymer 6.5mm Creedmoor Ammo 20 Round Box - Brass Casing

A good price and good quality

This ammunition is affordable for 6.5 Creedmoor. I had no malfunctions of any kind with the Winchester Deer Season XP 125 grain polytip. The group sizes at 100 yards were in the .670-.700 range when shooting from the bench with an adjustable rest. Sub-MOA. Not quite as small as I had expected; however, this is 125 grain.

really accurate in my Weatherby rifle, would definitely purchase again due to the great price!

Shoots good. Worked well for deer and pronghorn.

Great shells.. Shoots accurate.. less expensive than other poly tipped ammo.. I recommend them for sure.. One of my top 3 favorite shells...

I shot 60 rounds of this ammo from a bergara b14 hmr pro, and it grouped consistently at both 100 and 200 yards. Definitely recommend this product for sighting a rifle in.

This season I used this ammo and it did put my buck down immediately. It is fairly accurate however, you can literally move the tip with your finger! For that reason, I will not buy anymore and really couldn't recommend this ammo.

Great ammo at a great price

I was using these as 'break-in' rounds & general sight in rounds for my 6.5 creedmoor rifle. The rifle is a target type rifle, so it is generally very accurate (sub MOA). Albeit the gun wasn't broken in when I started shooting these rounds, they probably aren't bad for hunting ammunition. I was getting a 1 to 2 MOA out of these at 200 yards. So if a 1-2 MOA is good enough for what an individual is using for hunting, this is a great round for that individual. Once sighted in, I started using Hornady 140GR HPBT and started seeing tighter groups. The 140GR HPBT rounds are about the same, if not a little less cost than the winchester cartridges, but far more accurate - around 1 MOA-1.5 MOA. Once I got some copper fouling on the barrel and swabbed it out to get carbon fouling out. I started shooting Hornady 140 & 147 ELD rounds. The Hornady rounds, for around $1.16 per round (Verses 0.97/round for this product) are a far better value for target shooting as they are extremely accurate - sub MOA as they matched my gun. Yes, there were fliers, but I am sure that was the shooter and not the ammunition or the gun. Overall, I think the price is a few dollars high for the quality of this Winchester Ammo - especially when compared to Hornady quality ammo. I am sure that for a hunting round, this will do fine. Just don't be a little frustrated at the range with a hunting rifle getting 2-3 MOA accuracy at 100 yards. A field barrel without a target crown is going to likely lose 1-2 MOA over a target rifle. The quality isn't poor on this Winchester Deer Ammo, but for the price it isn't a great value. IF I were using this to hunt deer, I would try shots no greater than 100 to 150 yards.

Ammo arrived promptly and is of good quality. Will use at range primarily. Bud's never disappoints!