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Federal Fusion .30-06 Springfield 150 gr Soft Point 20rd

UPC: 029465097974

$36.53

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Description

Federal Fusion .30-06 Springfield 150 grain Fusion Soft Point ammunition is engineered for field use on medium game. The design pairs a molecularly fused jacket with a pressure-formed core to promote controlled expansion and high weight retention. Packaged as 20 rounds per box, this load is intended for hunters and shooters who prioritize consistent terminal performance and reliable feeding. The cartridge uses brass cases and is reloadable where permitted.

Key Specifications

  • The cartridge is chambered in .30-06 Springfield.
  • The bullet weight is 150 grains.
  • The bullet style is a Fusion / Jacketed Soft Point.
  • There are 20 rounds per box.
  • There are 10 boxes per case.
  • The total units per case are 200.
  • The case material is brass.
  • The listed muzzle energy is 2801 ft lbs.
  • The listed ballistic coefficient is 0.41.
  • This ammunition is marked as reloadable.

Reliable and purpose-built, Federal Fusion offers a balance of controlled expansion and weight retention tailored to field use on medium game. Its construction and cartridge packaging make it a straightforward choice for hunters and shooters seeking consistent performance from a factory-loaded soft-point round.

Additional information

UPC

029465097974

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

F3006FS1

Caliber/Gauge

.30-06 Springfield

Case Material

Brass

Grains

150Gr

Length

6.1000

Model

Product Type

Soft Point

Shipping Weight

1.3

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.83

Bullet Weight (Grains)

150

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