Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 180 Grain Lead-Free Polymer Tip – 20 Rounds
Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 180 grain is a heavy lead-free copper load at 2,700 fps and 2,913 ft-lb. Nickel-plated cases, Boxer primers, 20 rounds for elk and moose.
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Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 180 grain ammo puts a long, all-copper polymer tip bullet in a nickel-plated case. Federal lists 2,700 fps and 2,913 ft-lb. The bullet is lead-free, the primers are Boxer and the load is non-corrosive. The 180-grain weight is the heavy option in the Trophy Copper line. It is aimed at elk, moose and bear hunters who need or want lead-free ammo.
30-06 180 Grain Lead-Free Specifications
- Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
- Bullet weight: 180 grain
- Bullet type: Federal Trophy Copper Polymer Tip
- Muzzle velocity: 2,700 fps
- Muzzle energy: 2,913 ft-lb
- Quantity: 20-round box
- Case: Nickel-plated
- Primer: Boxer
- Non-corrosive: Yes
- Lead-free: Yes
- Price per round: about $2.63
Best Uses
Heavy copper bullets drive deep, which is what big animals call for. Zero with this load and check it again at the distances you expect in the field, since copper and lead bullets can hit in different spots. Use it for elk, moose and bear, and for deer if you want one lead-free load for all your tags. Keep a few rounds aside to check your zero after travel. For hunters in lead-restricted areas who carry a 30-06, Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 180 grain covers the biggest game on the list.
Compare it with the Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 165 grain, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.
Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense
Black Ammo Defense is an licensed firearms licensed dealer, and we ship Federal Trophy Copper 30-06 180 grain and the rest of our 30-06 ammo lineup from Hays, Kansas.
FAQ
What states require copper bullets?
Rules change and vary by area. California requires lead-free ammo for hunting statewide, and some other places limit lead on certain lands. Check your state’s current rules.
Is 180 grain copper good for moose?
A heavy copper bullet like this one is a common choice for moose. It holds its weight and penetrates deeply, so shot placement becomes the main concern.
Do copper bullets shoot the same as lead?
Not always. Copper bullets are longer for their weight and may group or print differently. Always confirm your zero when you switch.
What is lead free ammo?
It is ammo with bullets made without lead. Federal Trophy Copper uses a copper bullet, so this load is lead-free.
21+ only. Adult signature required on delivery. Check your state and local laws before ordering.







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