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SKU: 749009047
Built for hunters who want a lead-free .30 caliber bullet in a 110-grain flat-base configuration, this option is intended for demanding big-game applications where deep penetration matters. Its 100% copper construction and Triple-Shock design with precision-cut rings are described as helping manage firing pressure and reduce copper fouling. The bullet is also presented as retaining its original weight after passing through dense tissue and heavy bone, making it a practical choice for hunters who prioritize controlled performance. Sold in a 50-count box, it comes from Barnes Bullets.
Lead-free, 100%
Copper construction
Triple-shock Design
Precision-cut rings
Grooves Help
Relieve firing pressure
Designed Reduce
Copper fouling
50 Bullets
Per box for hunting use
| Accuracy Claim | One of the most accurate hunting bullets you can buy |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | TSX Flat Base |
| Bullet Weight | 110gr |
| Caliber | 30 Caliber (0.308'''') |
| Construction Material | 100% copper |
| Copper Fouling Reduction | Yes |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Penetration | Extreme penetration |
| Pressure Relief | Grooves relieve firing pressure |
| Quantity | 50/Box |
| Ringsgrooves | Precisely positioned rings cut into the bullet's body |
| Triple Shock Bullet Design | Yes |
| Weight Retention | 100% of original weight |
It is described as a lead-free, 100% copper hunting bullet intended for extreme penetration.
The description says the bullet has precisely positioned rings cut into the body. These grooves are said to relieve firing pressure and reduce copper fouling.
Yes. The product description states that it is lead-free and constructed from 100% copper.
The title lists it as a 50-count box.
The source says it is typically described as retaining 100% of its original weight and providing extreme penetration, but specific real-world results can vary and are not verified here.