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Fort Scott Tumble Upon Impact Ammo .260 Remington SCS 130 Grain 20 Rounds
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SKU: WX2*0739207
Overview
Built for hunters who need a lead-free option, this .260 Remington load is designed around Fort Scott’s TUI concept, using a solid copper bullet that is intended to tumble on impact. It is positioned for situations where controlled penetration and a pronounced wound channel are priorities, while remaining suitable for use where lead is not permitted. The ammunition is made in small batches and machined on a CNC lathe to tight tolerances, reflecting a focus on consistency in the finished round. Packaged in 20-round boxes, it offers a specialized choice for hunters who want a purpose-driven hunting load rather than a general-purpose range round.
Why Hunters Choose the Fort Scott Munitions
Solid Copper,
Lead is forbidden
20-round Box
Practical quantity for range use
.260 Remington
Chambering fits hunters already set
Small-batch Production
Is described as supporting a
Machined Cnc
Lathe to extremely tight tolerances,
Key Features
- .260 Remington ammunition with 130-grain Solid Copper Spun bullets
- Tumble Upon Impact design tumbles end-over-end on contact with tissue
- Solid copper construction is 100% lead-free
- Machined from solid copper on a CNC lathe to tight tolerances
- Pack includes 20 rounds
- Muzzle velocity tested in a 24-inch barrel with 1:8-inch twist
Best Used For
- For hunters needing a lead-free option where lead is forbidden
- For users wanting a solid copper load for controlled tissue disruption
- For those seeking ammunition for thick-skinned game applications
- For hunters who prefer a .260 Remington 130-grain hunting load
- For buyers looking for a 20-round box for range or field use
Specifications
| Bullet Type | SCS (Solid Copper Spun) |
|---|---|
| Bullet Weight | 130 Grain |
| Cartridge | .260 Remington |
| Cnc Lathe Machined | Yes |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Made In America | Yes |
| Muzzle Velocity Test Barrel | 24" barrel |
| Round Count | 20 Rounds |
| Small Batch | Yes |
| Solid Copper Bullet | Yes |
| Twist Rate | 1:8" twist |
Pros
- Solid copper, 100% lead-free construction suits areas where lead is forbidden.
- 20-round box provides a practical quantity for range use or field carry.
- .260 Remington chambering fits hunters already set up for this cartridge.
- Small-batch production is described as supporting a finished product of high quality.
- Machined on a CNC lathe to extremely tight tolerances, per the manufacturer.
- TUI design is intended to tumble on impact and create a wound channel.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This load is built around a specific tumble-upon-impact design, so it is best suited to hunters who want that terminal behavior rather than a conventional expanding bullet.
- Muzzle velocity is tested in a 24" barrel with 1:8" twist, so real-world results may vary if your rifle uses a different barrel length or twist rate.
- The 100% lead-free construction is useful where lead is restricted, but that also means it is a specialized choice rather than a general-purpose hunting load.
- Fort Scott TUI is presented as small-batch ammunition, which may make it less convenient to source in the same way as more common factory loads.
Suggested Comparisons
- Hunting ammunition
- Lead-free ammunition
- .260 Remington ammunition
- Copper bullet ammunition
Suggested Accessories
- Ammunition storage box
- Hearing protection
- Cleaning kit
- Range bag
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber and load is this ammunition offered in?
This product is Fort Scott Tumble Upon Impact Ammo in .260 Remington, loaded with a 130 grain bullet and sold in a 20-round box.
Is this ammunition lead-free?
Yes. The long description states that it is 100% lead-free.
What is the bullet design described by the manufacturer?
The product is described as using a solid copper spun bullet that is machined from solid copper on a CNC lathe to tight tolerances.
What does Fort Scott say the TUI bullet is designed to do?
According to the product description, the bullet is intended to penetrate like a standard FMJ projectile and tumble end-over-end on contact with tissue.
Is there any information about muzzle velocity or test conditions?
The description says muzzle velocity is tested in a 24-inch barrel with a 1:8-inch twist, but no specific velocity number is provided.