| Product Type | Ammo |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Winchester |
| Condition | New |
| Bullet Weight | 125 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Soft-Point (JSP) |
| Ammo Casing | Brass |
| Quantity | 200 |
| Ammo Caliber | .30-06 |
| Manufacturer SKU | X30062 |
| Primer Type | Boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity (fps) | 3140 |
| Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) | 2736 |
| Attracts Magnet | No |
| Cost Per Round | $1.22 per round |
Use Type
Varmint Hunting
You wake up one cold, gray October morning. “Oh boy!” you announce upon opening your eyes. “I sure can’t wait to see my chickens!”
You tighten your bathrobe upon exiting your front door. It’s a nippy one, but you’ve got a fresh cup of coffee to help fight off the chill. “I’ll be seeing my chickens in no time!” you chirp to yourself. “Just gotta go around this corner here … and…”
You trail off as you are overwhelmed with horror at the sight before you. Henrietta. Eggatha. Clucky. Even Chicky-choo-choo. They have all been massacred!
You notice big, red words painted on the side of your chicken coop. It reads “We Yotes Did Dis.” The paint is still wet.
Grief soon yields to renewed purpose. You resolve to get revenge for all your beautiful little chickens. You take up your 30-06 Springfield rifle. You crack open the case of Winchester Super-X ammunition you presciently ordered from LuckyGunner.com earlier that week. You set off in search of the scoundrels who took your birds.
Good thing you brought the right ammo on your mission. It is loaded with 125 grain jacketed soft points: simple, cost-effective projectiles, with cupped-and-drawn gilding metal jackets that expose the tips of their lead cores. The bullet is designed to reliably commence and quantify terminal expansion. Terminal expansion kills coyotes.
This round’s bullet is about as accurate as any other well-made JSP. The 0.268 G1 BC projectile exhibits the following performance upon hitting its proclaimed muzzle velocity:
0yds: 3,140 fps | 2,737 ft lbs | -1.5”
100yds: 2,780 fps | 2,146 ft lbs | 1.5”
200yds: 2,448 fps | 1,664 ft lbs | 0.0”
300yds: 2,140 fps | 1,271 ft lbs | -7.4”
400yds: 1,855 fps | 955 ft lbs | -22.4”
500yds: 1,597 fps | 708 ft lbs | -47.6”
You tighten your bathrobe upon exiting your front door. It’s a nippy one, but you’ve got a fresh cup of coffee to help fight off the chill. “I’ll be seeing my chickens in no time!” you chirp to yourself. “Just gotta go around this corner here … and…”
You trail off as you are overwhelmed with horror at the sight before you. Henrietta. Eggatha. Clucky. Even Chicky-choo-choo. They have all been massacred!
You notice big, red words painted on the side of your chicken coop. It reads “We Yotes Did Dis.” The paint is still wet.
Grief soon yields to renewed purpose. You resolve to get revenge for all your beautiful little chickens. You take up your 30-06 Springfield rifle. You crack open the case of Winchester Super-X ammunition you presciently ordered from LuckyGunner.com earlier that week. You set off in search of the scoundrels who took your birds.
Good thing you brought the right ammo on your mission. It is loaded with 125 grain jacketed soft points: simple, cost-effective projectiles, with cupped-and-drawn gilding metal jackets that expose the tips of their lead cores. The bullet is designed to reliably commence and quantify terminal expansion. Terminal expansion kills coyotes.
This round’s bullet is about as accurate as any other well-made JSP. The 0.268 G1 BC projectile exhibits the following performance upon hitting its proclaimed muzzle velocity:
0yds: 3,140 fps | 2,737 ft lbs | -1.5”
100yds: 2,780 fps | 2,146 ft lbs | 1.5”
200yds: 2,448 fps | 1,664 ft lbs | 0.0”
300yds: 2,140 fps | 1,271 ft lbs | -7.4”
400yds: 1,855 fps | 955 ft lbs | -22.4”
500yds: 1,597 fps | 708 ft lbs | -47.6”
