200 Rounds of .308 Win Ammo by Prvi Partizan – 165gr PSP BT

Some people disparage the 308 Win. They say it’s not as flat-shooting as many of the more modern purpose-built hunting cartridges, and they back up their allegations with pretty compelling factual arguments. But here’s the thing: you don’t care. You love the 308 Win just like any red-blooded American should, and you can never own enough of it.308 Win Ammo by Prvi Partizan

Prvi Partizan makes it easy to stock up on perfectly serviceable 308 hunting ammo, and their materiel is also great for range training because it is totally nonmagnetic. This ammo’s 165 grain pointed soft point projectiles feature ballistically efficient boat tails, as well as exposed lead cores that produce crippling terminal expansion upon impact at all practical ranges. No bonded jacket. No polymer tip. Just a classic design that has worked great for decades!308 Win Ammo by Prvi Partizan

Prvi Partizan’s name sounds foreign, and it is indeed a Serbian company. They don’t load ammo like the Russians, however. Each round in this case of 200 is armed with a new brass case, as well as a Boxer primer for easy reloadability. This ammo will not corrode your rifle.308 Win Ammo by Prvi Partizan

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308 Winchester Ammo

308 Winchester Ammunition is a simply called “308 ammo” by most rifle shooters today and is among the most popular rounds used by American hunters.

An American-designed rifle cartridge without a rim, .308 ammunition is the commercial or civilian version of the NATO 7.62×51 round. Introduced in the 1950’s, 308 Winchester rounds are most frequently used by hunters but a growing tactical crowd is adopting the powerful caliber for use in carbines and other self-defense platforms.

Rifle Ammunition Overview

Most rifle cartridges in use today originated as hunting or military calibers. As such, they typically provide strong medium or long range performance and relatively stout recoil (which may not be felt as such by the user, if a good pad is fitted to the rifle’s stock).

Ammunition for bolt-action and semi-automatic rifles typically uses necked down cases to fire relatively long, low caliber bullets. Cartridges intended for lever action rifles are distinguished by their use of round-nosed (or polymer-tipped) bullets. This allows the cartridges to sit end to end in the tubular magazines of lever actions without risk of accidental ignition.