Description
Do you know the difference between a world-class marksman and a dingbat who couldn’t hit the broadside of a canyon? Sure, natural talent has something to do with it, but practice matters most. We’re sure you’re not a dingbat, but you’ll be well on your way to world-class once you’ve got a couple hundred rounds of Sellier & Bellot 6.5 Creedmoor range ammo.
rDon’t take this ammo hunting unless you’re walloping small pest creatures. Its 140 grain full metal jacket boat tail bullet just can’t follow up impact with any kind of terminal expansion. But so long as your targets are made of paper, steel, or any other inanimate medium, you’ll appreciate how much accuracy the cost-effective bullet’s able to serve up. The bullet’s core is lead, and its jacket is 90 percent copper, 10 percent zinc. In other words, there’s nothing about this FMJBT that could attract a magnet.
rThe same goes for Sellier & Bellot’s cases. They’re made of pure brass and outfitted with non-corrosive Boxer primers, so they promote reliable functionality and they’re reloadable. (This is 10 boxes of Czech-made ammo that we pieced together – not a full case.)
