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Zum said:
Shoots very well
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huntman77 said:
very good ammo
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Dogman said:
First round stiff coming off the enblock clip but to be expected.Also shot well in the HK & Mauser.Decent value for target shooting.
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r4nd0m said:
Shoots well - cleans up well - haven't had any issues in 500 rounds The only caveat is that there's some steel in the bullet - I don't think the entire bullet is steel but we were turned away when we went to shoot at a local indoor rifle range - the fella used a magnet to test the bullets One area where I was surprised was how clean the propellant burns - having listened to some folks talk, I expected to find a mess on the bolt face and in the receiver but that just has not been my experience
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Dave said:
Performs well on 100yards
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prairiedog555 said:
I have a custom 3006 that generally shoots 150 gr under 1 moa. The S&B ammo shot just as well, maybe better than most of the other ammo I tested with. I bought the S&B to get on paper on sighting in a new scope and found it shot excellent.
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Karl said:
The 30-06 rounds performed very well with a great value
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Deerman said:
Shooting this round for 10years. Pure bargain. 1:12 Twist, 20 inch barrel: 0.6 MOA every time!
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Bill9562 said:
This is so far the most consistent factory round in my bench gun and at a very low price. I have not been able to duplicate the consistency in a hand load yet.
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Shortround said:
I was shooting these bare eyed at 400 yards. from a remington bolt action. I was shooting from a bench. It took me 6 rounds to register were I wanted and then shot 50 more rounds with little deflection. Good stuff.
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Gary said:
Just purchased 500 rounds of mil surplus 30-06 for my M1. Great pricing and prompt service. Will order again.
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Mr. Jimmy said:
Five deer taken on my ranch with this ammo: two neck shots, two head shots, and one shoulder shot ( 106 yds) . All dropped in their tracks! The shoulder shot hit a rib but still exited the body with a one inch exit wound that would have facilitated tracking, had it been necessary.
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Jimmy said:
My friends and family have taken five deer from my ranch this season, all taken with this ammo. All dropped in their tracks! Two were heart/lung shots, two were neck shots, and one head shot. Both chest area shots penetrated completely with minimal meat damage and left a quarter size exit which would have left a good blood trail if tracking had been necessary. Tremendous performance!
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Deerman said:
Very good product will be buying more
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kyle said:
Bought 500 rounds, been through 160 so far. No misfires, no bad brass, no deformation. Shot them out of an M1A socom and they run great. Only time I've found ammo cheaper is in limited quantity clearance sales. These are factory new, despite some mixed reviews i've found elsewhere indicating otherwise. All brass is marked AI USA 308 Win. I'm sure there is better quality ammo, but truthfully in times like this (10/22) with 308 averaging $1/rd everywhere for cheap crap this is a great bargain.
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Kevin said:
The .270 is a flat shooting Caliber, and big enough to take down many species. I prefer to use 150 grain, and sight in my rifle to 300 yards
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j.r. said:
shoots just fine,ive used it for years,puts deer down like a bus hit them
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¹ said:
And a very great at the job
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Cheetarick said:
Good ammo for target and plinking. For more ooompf, the two 32 magnums are a better choice.
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B.B. said:
Makes my lever gun difficult to cycle the lever correctly.
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DKB said:
Nice shooting 240 grain mag ammo, comfortable shooting the distance of the range nice placement at 25 yards for a 44 mag. Very effective from a thee inch barrel.
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Mac said:
For a lighter cheaper round, this is a great bullet. Penetrated just behind the shoulder and severed the heart in half. The bullet did is job! Have shot all sorts of .308 and found this to be most effective.
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playin4keeps said:
Purchased 500 rounds of this ammo. Have fired 30 rounds so far with a total of 4 DUDS. Not a good ratio. Ammo is ok for just messing around and is pretty acurate given what I paid for it. DO NOT use this ammo for self defense or hunting, or any other time when you NEED the round to fire.
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Peter M. said:
I shot a box of Wolf 145 grain FMJ 308's in my new Springfield M1A SOCIM-16 and they helped me break in the new rifle just fine. All rounds fired clean, no misfires, no jams. All rounds landed on my down-range target as expected. Will continue to use this ammo. All good. Happy shooter. Peter M.
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DE said:
This ammo is garbage. Steel casing has hard time ejecting and ammo is flipping end-over-end until the target. Literally have lengthwise silhouette holes in the target with about an 18” spread at 100 yards. It’s like firing a curveball, you don’t know where it will hit unless you can predict the flipping rotation. Absolute garbage!
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Shooter23 said:
Amazing ammo best grain for whitetail!!
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Tim said:
I have had nothing but good results with all their ammo.
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hallowt said:
The .32 cal rounds fire nice. No problems
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WildBill said:
Great round, going to buy more, thanks
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Bob said:
I'm 82 years old and have been hunting whitetail deer since the late 1950s. I've hunted with just about every factory load available as well as my own carefully concocted handloads. This year, I bought a few boxes of Winchester Deer Season XP .308 150gr. When I sighted in my favorite Browning BAR rifle, I couldn't believe the 0.6", 100yd groups. I just double-lung shot a buck at 60yds and he dropped dead in his tracks. This is the absolute best factory load I have ever used.
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Groan said:
Performed flawlessly
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Tatty540 said:
Great product fast shipping awesome prices
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Luis said:
When first got my Taurus Raging Judge I was worried about everything I had heard about recoil. Shot 20 rounds today and it was not bad at all. But what impressed me the most was it's accuracy. Getting more ammo today.
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DJH said:
These Speer Gold Dot 308, 150 grain shells are great in my Ruger SFAR. The rifle is picky about ammo and worked best with polymer tip ammo. I tried these Gold Dots in 150 grain from 100 to 200 yards. Minimal exposed lead tip and chrome plated cases were accurate and reliable. Ruger SFAR prefers 150 grain for accuracy and these hovered around 1 3/8-1 1/2" at 100 yards. Sig 1x6 Tango, 2nd focal plane. Great ammo in light weight package.
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Doug said:
I am VERY picky about the ammo I buy. I am looking for foot pounds of energy. Fiocchi delivers! I live in the foothills west of Denver,with the mountain lions and the bears. When I walk my pooch, my Ruger Redhawk 44 mag travels with me. I have run into bears, mountain lions, and I think a wolf one night. This is where the energy of the 44 mag comes in.
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John S said:
I bought this stuff just to try it, really. I've only fired about 20 of the 50 rounds by now. I will say that I experienced no issues with it (jams, etc.), and it's easy to put on-target from up to 25 yards. It did leave a little extra soot in my Glock 19, and it produces a fairly strong "burnt powder" smell when fired. Not a big issue at all, but it does seem to fire "dirtier" than most ammo I'm used to. I don't have much experience with Frangible ammo, but it seemed to work exactly as advertised.
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Old fat guy said:
This stuff shoots as good as anything I have tried in my M1A scout squad.
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Den said:
Only shot one box so far but the ammo performed flawlessly in my M1A, as has all the ammo I have ran through this gun.
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Willem said:
Performed well
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John said:
This is likely the storage of the ammo, not the ammo itself. The brass showed corrosion/scuffs/blemishes. The cartridge was not damaged and, I've already taken a deer with it, but was surprised it did not look 'new' I was also hoping for not having to trail much, and I didn't get the effect I wanted in that department.
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anonymous said:
I got a box of this stuff, and from the free container to the packaging to the asthetics of the ammo it looks like this company may be a very promissing ammo provider. I wish they would only add in a few more grains.
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Toma's said:
Heavy carbon fouling. It is accurate enough.
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jonah said:
First box was all to the left and when I used other ammo I was bored in fine.and had a nf in the second box.
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pitch said:
Three shots at 100 yards hit .625 good ammo
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Gdk491 said:
Built a super light weight DPMS style AR10. This ammo runs perfectly. Been using it to fine tune the gas system. Works great. Not shooting for accuracy yet.
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Gijo said:
Very nice for the price, worked very well
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gw said:
they do have a good recoil, but it is a 44 mad and my pistol has wooden grips. fine rounds for the money and i'd buy them again.
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Brian said:
I ran these through my brand new rifle. And it did not cycle. I thought maybe it just needed a break in period but I ran a different ammo and it cycled. Just fine, my buddy put this ammo. Through his rifle and same thing, it would not cycle consistently. Not accurate at all. Just to all around garbage