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The .264 Winchester Magnum has always been one of those cartridges that rewards a good shot with flat trajectories and a hard hit way out past where a lot of hunters are comfortable shooting. PPU's PP264 load leans right into that reputation, pushing a 140-grain pointed soft point bullet out the barrel at 3,018 fps with 2,832 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. That combination gives you a round that carries velocity and energy well downrange, which is exactly what you want when you're reaching across a canyon or a wide open field.
The pointed soft point design is the workhorse of hunting bullets for good reason. The aerodynamic tip helps the bullet buck wind and hold its line, while the exposed lead nose opens up on impact for reliable, controlled expansion. With a ballistic coefficient of .454, this 140-grain bullet holds its speed longer than lighter loads, and the weight gives you the penetration needed for deer, mule deer, pronghorn, and on up to elk-sized game. It's a well-matched load for what the .264 Win Mag was built to do.
Prvi Partizan, or PPU, has built a solid name out of Uzice, Serbia making dependable ammo across a huge range of calibers, including hard-to-find metric and vintage rounds that other makers skip. The .264 Win Mag isn't the easiest cartridge to keep stocked, so having a factory load like this available is a win on its own. The boxer-primed brass cases are fully reloadable too, so if you handload, you're getting quality once-fired brass to build on after you've shot it. Every cartridge is loaded with quality components for consistent, accurate performance you can count on when it matters.
Bottom line, if you're running a .264 Win Mag and want a proven hunting load that won't break the bank, the PP264 is a smart pick that covers you from the range to the field.
This 140-grain pointed soft point is a strong match for deer, mule deer, and pronghorn, and it has the bullet weight and penetration to handle elk-sized game at reasonable ranges. The .264 Winchester Magnum was designed as a flat-shooting cartridge for thin-skinned North American big game, so this load plays right to its strengths. For the biggest bears or bison, most hunters would step up to something heavier.
Yes. The PP264 uses boxer-primed brass cases, which are fully reloadable. Since factory .264 Win Mag ammo can be tough to find on the shelf, a lot of handloaders buy this specifically to build up a supply of quality once-fired brass.
PPU rates this load at a muzzle velocity of 3,018 fps with 2,832 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Paired with a .454 ballistic coefficient, that gives you a flat trajectory and good energy retention downrange. Keep in mind that longer barrels tend to squeeze the most velocity out of the overbore .264 Win Mag case.
PPU stands for Prvi Partizan, a manufacturer based in Uzice, Serbia that has been producing ammo for decades. They're well known for offering dependable, value-priced loads across a wide catalog, including hard-to-find calibers like the .264 Winchester Magnum that many other companies no longer produce.
| UPC | 8605003812371 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PP264 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .264 Winchester Magnum |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 140 gr |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| Cost per Round | 2.45 |
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