Description
Lions. Tigers. Bears. If you’re expecting us to say “oh my†at this point, you are mistaken. We’re just going to say that any goober with a gun can hunt these harmless creatures. They’re really no big deal. Now varmints – well, they’re a different story. It takes a strong heart and nerves of steel to square off against savage and remorseless beasts like raccoon and black-tailed prairie dog.
rIt also takes some good American-made 223 Rem ammunition. Winchester loads these accurate and deadly cartridges with 45 grain jacketed hollow points. They are lighter bullets, and accordingly achieve a heightened muzzle velocity of 3,600 fps. What does that mean? A flat trajectory, partner: one that only has to rise by 1.92†before clobbering a varmint standing at 200 yards.
rAlthough it is lighter than average, the JHP bullet also overcomes air resistance effectively enough to retain over 600 ft lbs of kinetic energy at 200 yards. Matters are only made worse for the varmint by the JHP’s ability to begin expanding and shedding small pieces of shrapnel as soon as it punctures thin hide. The varmint will regret not killing you first, but it should have known better than to square off against nature’s ultimate small game hunting machine: you.rThese rounds feature polished brass cases, snappy and noncorrosive Boxer primers, and clean-burning powder. You can reload this ammo. You’ll also get the best accuracy if you run it through a barrel with a 1:14
