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Product overview on 260 remington ammo:

Reloading is really where the 260 remington ammo shine, enabling the reloader to unlock the performance from the calibre. The 85-grain Sierra hollow points loaded with 48-grain of Hodgdons H4350 powder speed along at 3,105fps velocity with 1,820ft/lb energy from a 22in barrel.

This is a great fox load with down-range performance zeroed at 100 yards of -2.6in low at 200 yards and only -11in low at 300 yards. It is very accurate with sub-1in groups and has very fast expansion of the bullet. Hornady and Nosler both make a 100-grain bullet, the former a soft point and the latter a ballistic tip.

brief history about 260 remington ammo

Thousands of excess 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser rifles were shipped and sold abroad after Sweden modernized their military service weapon. Almost magical in its allure was the cartridge itself, which contained a very long, very slim, very lethal-looking projectile in a cartridge casing with a seemingly enough capacity for powder.

The Swedish Mauser was available to American hunters, although ammunition was scarce for quite some time. There was such a demand for American factory made ammunition when it became available that its performance suffered as a result. Distrust of Swedish metalwork was a major factor in this. Regardless, hand loaders in the United States were doing their best to maximize the potential of the 6.5×55, as were their counterparts elsewhere. The 6.5×55 gained popularity after several hunters lauded its effectiveness in magazine articles.

Competitive target shooters in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand tried out the 6.5mm bore, and the results were spectacular. It was possible to fire the 6.5 with minimal recoil and achieve low bullet drop and wind drift. The simplest 140 grain projectiles shot with pinpoint precision. However, the.308 Winchester case design won over and continues to win over a lot of competitive shooters. Necking down the.308 case to 6.5mm was a natural move given that experienced competitive shooters frequently employ wildcat cartridge designs to achieve optimal performance.

Both the remington.260 ammo and the 6.5-08 wildcat produced the same velocities. However, the wildcat chambering had certain advantages, such as better chamber tolerance control during reamer design and access to cheap, readily available U.S. brass. Although it was not a primary concern, the wildcat cartridge could be employed in short action rifles that fed from magazines.

The 6.5-08 wildcat with the 139 grain Lapua Scenar projectile was a favorite of a select few competitive shooters by the end of the 1980s. The wildcat’s popularity as a competitive vehicle grew steadily through the 1990s. As with pistols, hunting rifles were starting to show up with the wildcat chambering. When replacing a worn barrel, the 6.5-08 was a great choice as an upgrade. Rifles chambered with the 243 Winchester cartridge. The wildcat’s heavier, deeper penetrating bullets than the.243’s flat trajectory and light recoil made it an excellent choice for the short action.

Nosler Trophy Grade 260 remington ammo for sale 125 Grain Partition Spitzer:

260 remington ammunition for sale is high quality, production-run ammunition manufactured to strict tolerances and inspected as it is hand-packaged. Trophy Grade features Nosler Custom brass and the dependable, high performing bullets you know and trust.

Partition Bullets feature a fully tapered jacket that ruptures instantly at the thin jacket mouth, yet the gradual thickening along the bullet’s axis controls expansion and curls the jacket uniformly outward at high or low velocities. Nosler’s integral partition supports the expanded mushroom and retains the rear lead alloy core.

The enclosed rear core retains more than half the original bullet weight for deep penetration. The special crimp locks in the rear core section, adding strength to resist deformation under the pressure of heavy magnums.

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Specifications .260 remington ammo

Product Information

Cartridge	260 Remington
Grain Weight	125 Grains
Quantity	200 Round
Muzzle Velocity	2800 Feet Per Second
Muzzle Energy	2176 Foot Pounds
Bullet Style	Jacketed Soft Point
Bullet Brand And Model	Nosler Partition
Lead Free	No
Case Type	Brass
Primer	Boxer
Corrosive	No
Reloadable	Yes
G1 Ballistic Coefficient	0.449
Sectional Density	0.256
Velocity Rating	Supersonic

Delivery Information

Shipping Weight	1.065 Pounds
DOT-Regulated	Yes