Are you a shooter looking for reliable ammunition that performs well in both training and tactical situations? The Winchester 5.56x45mm NATO USA Valor 62gr FMJ offers a superb balance of performance and precision, ideal for both the range and real-world applications. Whether you're a professional or a dedicated enthusiast, this ammo meets the mark for consistency and quality.
Winchester 5.56x45mm NATO USA Valor 62gr FMJ Highlights:
- Caliber: 5.56x45 NATO
- Bullet Weight: 62 grains
- Bullet Type: FMJ (Full Metal Jacket)
- Muzzle Velocity: 3060 feet per second
- Muzzle Energy: 1289 foot-pounds
- Packaging: 125 rounds per box
This Ammo is Best For:
- Sport shooting
- Tactical training
- Target practice
Unique Features:
This Winchester ammunition comes in a convenient pack of 125 rounds, perfect for extended shooting sessions without the hassle of frequent reloading. Each round is manufactured to strict quality standards, ensuring consistent performance with every shot.
About Winchester:
Winchester has a storied history dating back to 1866 and is renowned for its pioneering contributions to the ammunition industry. Known for producing a wide variety of calibers and bullet types, Winchester emphasizes innovation and quality in every round. This ammunition is proudly made in Oxford, Mississippi, USA, ensuring adherence to strict quality controls and performance standards.
In conclusion, the Winchester 5.56x45mm NATO USA Valor 62gr FMJ Ammo is an excellent choice for those seeking reliable and precise ammunition for both training and tactical scenarios. With its balance of speed, penetration, and minimal recoil, it ensures a high-performance shooting experience. This ammo meets the stringent quality standards expected by both professional and recreational shooters.
Please note that this item is non-refundable and may be subject to state shipping policies. For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out to us at SouthernDefense.com. Our commitment is to ensure your shooting experience is exceptional in every way.
