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Speer 30cal 150gr Jacketed Soft Point Boat Tail #2022

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Speer 30cal 150gr Jacketed Soft Point Boat Tail #2022Product Information Caliber: 30cal Bullet Diameter: 0. 308 Bullet Weight: 150 Grains OAL: 1. 070" Bullet Style: Jacketed Soft Point Boat Tail G1 BC: 0. 417 Part Number: 2022 Quantity: 100

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  • Caliber: 30cal 
  • Bullet Diameter: 0.308”
  • Bullet Weight: 150 Grains
  • OAL: 1.070"
  • Bullet Style: Jacketed Soft Point Boat Tail
  • G1 BC: 0.417
  • Part Number: 2022
  • Quantity: 100 
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