20 Rounds of 168gr HPBT .308 Win Ammo by Winchester

When it comes to hunting a variety of game one round stands head and shoulders above the others for stopping power and versatility: .308 Win. The 308 Win was designed by none other than Winchester in 1952, and it didn’t take long to gain popularity in the hunting world. Today it’s the most widely used short-action, big-game round out there, but it has uses beyond larger game. .308 Win is great for everything from feral hogs to coyotes to whitetail deer. If you own a gun chambered in this show-stopping round and hunt whitetail or blacktail deer, take a look at these rounds from Winchester.

These .308 Win rounds are made by Winchester and weigh in at 168 grain. At this weight these rounds are capable of delivering serious knockdown power, taking down game hard and fast, but don’t let their weight fool you; these rounds still move with fantastic speed. These are Hollow Point Boat Tail, or HPBT, rounds and begin to expand immediately upon impact. As they mushroom they also decelerate, creating a massive wound cavity. In addition, their BTs help them resist cross-winds and maintain a balanced trajectory, making them a good option for longer-range shooting. Each round has a muzzle velocity of 2410 feet per second and muzzle energy of 2680 foot-pounds. This ammunition is specifically designed by Winchester for hunting deer.

There are 20 HPBT rounds in this single box of Winchester ammunition. That’s just enough to put a few rounds through your gun to zero your optics and head out on a hunt. Always remember to zero optics using the same ammunition you intend to hunt with, otherwise your gun won’t be dead-on at the crucial moment. If you’d like to be sure you won’t run out of ammunition at an inopportune moment, order more than one box. These are virgin brass cases with boxer primer, so you can collect your spent brass and reload it. All Winchester ammunition is made with pride in the United States, just as it always has been. Place your order now, and get ready to fill your deer tag with good quality American-made rounds.