200 Rounds of 97gr Rapid Expansion Matrix Tip .243 Win Ammo by Browning

Eat more venison. Hang more trophies on the wall. Stockpile more of the ammo you need to harvest all American deer species (not counting moose and elk) when you order a case of Browning BXR 243 Win ammo!

John Browning never held a 243 Win rifle in his life, but his name goes on the high-quality stuff all the same. These Illinois-made rounds are loaded with smooth-cycling and corrosion-resistant nickel-plated brass cases, as well as the select primers and propellant that assure reliable performance.

The true attraction is the Rapid Expansion Matrix Tip projectile, of course. The 97 grain bullet’s sharp polymer/copper matrix tip parts aside air molecules efficiently enough to achieve a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.371 G1 BC. Its striking energy at 200 yards is a walloping 1,450 ft lbs, and its drop 100 yards downrange is -6.6”. The bullet’s special tip doesn’t just ram inward on impact. It gets pulverized into powder, which only helps it initiate faster, wider and more injurious terminal expansion. Its higher weight also helps the bullet penetrate to the depth where it can deal the greatest damage. It’s enough to give any deer a heart attack!