Nosler 325 WSM 180 Gr E-Tip 20 Bx Lead Free MFN 40146 We Created Our Expansion Tip Ammunition Line To Offer An Affordable, Lead-Free Ammunition Alternative For Hunters Who Are Either required Or Choose To Use a Lead-Free Bullet. The advantages Of The Expansion Tip Bullet Are Not Limited To The Material From Which It Is Made. The greatest Advantage offered By The Expansion Tip Bullet Is Its extremely High Weight Retention. Because The Expansion Tip retains So Much Weight, It provides extremely Deep Penetration And consistently Straight Wound channels. The Expansion Tip smashes Through Heavy Bone And Muscle, Typically performing Like a Much heavier Bonded Or Lead-Cored Bullet. This High Degree Of Penetration provides a Significant Advantage When Hunting Large Game With Non-Magnum Calibers. Offered In avariety Of Traditional American Hunting Cartridges, Expansion Tip Ammunition Is An Excellent Choice For Any North American Big Game Or African plains Game. Caliber: 325 WSM Bullet Type: Expansion Tip (Et) Bullet Weight: 180 Gr Rounds Per Box: 20 Boxes Per Case: 10 Application: Deer,Moose,African Game Casing Material: Copper
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The 325 Winchester Short Magnum (WSM) was introduced in 2004 as the fourth and final member of the WSM family. It is a true 8mm firing a .323-inch bullet, thus one of few domestic 8mms--a bullet diameter that has never been popular in America. With its short, fat case and ability to be housed in short actions the 325 WSM has all the attributes of the other short magnums, plus is a real little powerhouse, propelling a 180-grain bullet at 3060 feet per second, a 200-grain bullet at 2950, and a 220-grain bullet at 2840. It is thus a fine choice for elk and moose, and perhaps a better choice for the full run of African plains game than 7mm or 30-caliber cartridges. The 325 WSM has not become really popular, but it's a fine and versatile cartridge. Winchester remains the only source of ammunition, but several manufacturers offer 325 WSM rifles.
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