Winchester Supreme AccuBond CT 7mm Remington Mag Ballistic / Flex Tip
Specifications
Casing Brass
Bullet Type Ballistic / Flex Tip
Pressurized No
Shot Energy 3,084 foot-pounds
Box Quantity 20
Bullet Weight 140 grains
Shot Velocity 3,150 feet / second
Caliber / Gauge 7mm Remington Mag
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Description
Product Overview
Winchester Supreme AccuBond CT ammunition is designed for 7mm Remington Magnum rifles and demanding hunting applications. Its 140-grain bonded bullet uses a polymer tip to resist deformation and promote consistent expansion, while the bonded lead alloy core and jacket help retain weight for deeper penetration. The Lubalox coating reduces engraving forces and barrel fouling. Factory specifications list a muzzle velocity of 3,150 feet / second and muzzle energy of 3,084 foot-pounds.
Key Features
- 140-grain bonded AccuBond CT bullet combines a polymer tip with a lead alloy core and jacket bonded for deep penetration and high weight retention
- Polymer tip resists deformation and initiates reliable expansion across a broad range of distances
- Lubalox coating reduces engraving forces and barrel fouling
- Factory-loaded 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge with a 20-round box quantity
- Muzzle velocity of 3,150 feet / second and muzzle energy of 3,084 foot-pounds
Choose Winchester Supreme AccuBond CT ammunition for dependable expansion, weight retention, and long-range performance in your 7mm Remington Magnum rifle.
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- SKU:
- S7MMCTA
- UPC:
- 020892215030
- BUDS ID:
- 14372
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