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SKU: WX2*0748496
Built for hunters who want factory ammunition centered on consistent accuracy and terminal performance, this load is aimed at demanding field conditions where shot-to-shot uniformity matters. Hornady’s Precision Hunter line is loaded with clean-burning propellants and uniform capacity to support consistent results across changing temperatures. It is designed to help the ELD-X bullet reach its intended ballistic potential, making it a practical choice for serious hunting applications where precision is a priority.
Factory Loaded
Precision Hunter ammunition from Hornady
Designed Support
Match-accurate hunting loads
Eld-x Bullet
Is intended to reach maximum
Clean-burning Propellants
Are loaded to uniform capacity
Consistent Shot-to-shot
Results across temperatures
| Ballistic Potential | Maximum ballistic potential |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | ELDX |
| Bullet Weight | 128 Grain |
| Cartridge | 25 Creedmoor |
| Factory Loaded | Yes |
| Load Type | Hunting |
| Propellant Description | Clean burning |
| Rounds | 20 |
| Temperature Consistency | Consistent shot to shot results regardless of temperature |
This product is a factory loaded ammunition box containing 20 rounds of Hornady Precision Hunter ELD-X in 25 Creedmoor with an AMP 128 grain load.
Hornady describes Precision Hunter as a hunting ammunition line built around accuracy and terminal performance, with match-accurate hunting loads intended to let the ELD-X bullet achieve its maximum ballistic potential.
Yes. The product description says the propellants are clean burning and loaded to uniform capacity for consistent shot-to-shot results regardless of temperature.
The source data identifies it as hunting ammunition. It is described as a factory loaded hunting load designed for demanding and diverse hunting situations.
No. The provided source data does not list velocity, bullet construction details, or other detailed ballistic specifications.