Federal Fusion 30-06 150 Grain Bonded Round Nose – 20 Rounds
Federal Fusion 30-06 150 grain puts a bonded round nose at 2,900 fps and 2,800 ft-lb. Brass cases, Boxer primers, 20 rounds for whitetail and pronghorn.
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Federal Fusion 30-06 150 grain is the light, fast load in the Fusion lineup. Federal lists 2,900 fps and 2,800 ft-lb at the muzzle. The bullet is bonded, so the core and jacket stay together as it opens. Cases are brass with Boxer primers, the load is non-corrosive, and the brass is reloadable. The 150-grain weight shoots flat with modest recoil, which suits deer and pronghorn hunters across open ground.
30-06 150 Grain Bonded Soft Point Specifications
- Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
- Bullet weight: 150 grain
- Bullet type: Bonded Round Nose
- Muzzle velocity: 2,900 fps
- Muzzle energy: 2,800 ft-lb
- Quantity: 20-round box
- Case: Brass
- Primer: Boxer
- Non-corrosive: Yes
- Reloadable brass: Yes
- Price per round: about $1.81
Best Uses
Use this box to zero and check your group from a sitting or prone rest. The 150-grain bonded bullet is fast, and bonding helps it stay together on close shots where speed is highest. That makes it a sound whitetail and pronghorn load, and a good hog load too. For elk, most hunters step up in weight. If recoil bothers you, the lighter bullet in Federal Fusion 30-06 150 grain can help you shoot more rounds in practice without flinching.
Compare it with the Federal Fusion 30-06 165 grain, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.
Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense
Order Federal Fusion 30-06 150 grain from Black Ammo Defense, an licensed firearms licensed dealer that ships from Hays, Kansas. Browse the full 30-06 ammo selection to compare options.
FAQ
Is 150 grain 30-06 good for deer?
Yes. A 150-grain bonded bullet is a strong deer choice in 30-06. It shoots flat and holds together on close shots.
What is a bonded bullet?
A bonded bullet has its lead core fused to the jacket. The bond helps the bullet keep its weight as it expands.
How fast does a 30-06 bullet travel?
This Fusion 150-grain load is listed at 2,900 fps at the muzzle. Heavier 30-06 bullets usually start slower.
Is 30-06 good for pronghorn?
Yes. A fast 150-grain load from a 30-06 is plenty for pronghorn. Flat trajectory helps on the long shots common in pronghorn country.
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