20 Rounds of 150gr FMJ .308 Win Ammo by Tula White Box

Whether hunting season is underway or coming (even if it just ended today, that still means it’s now coming) you need practice. It takes significant planning and patience to be a successful hunter. After all, not only do you have to get and pack all the necessary supplies but then you get up at some incredibly unholy hour and trek out into the cold, gray, and frequently wet woods and fields for hours of waiting. When you get the opportunity to take that one fantastic shot, you want every possible factor in your favor. No hunter was ever successful without spending time training with their weapon of choice and if you have a .308, these Tula rounds are an affordable way to put in some work.

Tula uses their own special process to create these bi-metal rounds. They alternate thin layers of steel and copper to make a steel case which they then coat in a unique polymer for reliable cycling. They’re 150 grain, so they’re lightweight, making them a nice choice for training. In addition, they’re FMJ, so they’re designed specifically for target practice and plinking. They have an impressive muzzle velocity of 2,800 feet per second and you can be sure these .308’s will punch a serious hole in your stationary targets. And you get 20 target rounds in the box, which is just right for spending some time improving your shot placement.

The Tula Arms Plant in Tula, Russia, isn’t just a well-known, long-time company. They were founded in 1712 by order of Tsar Peter I of Russia and since that first day they’ve worked to meet the needs of shooters everywhere. Their storied walls house equipment that has always been kept up-to-date and technologically advanced and three centuries of experience and knowledge go into each and every round they produce. Shooters who have used this ammunition praise its reliable feeding and ejecting, saying it functions nicely as a well-priced target round. To get your box of 20 steel-cased target rounds from the legendary Tula, place your order now.

(This ammunition is steel-cased. Some ranges do not allow rounds with steel cases, so make sure you double check before trying to use this ammunition at your area range.)