Federal Premium 30-06 180 Grain Bonded Tip – 20 Rounds
Federal Premium 30-06 180 grain bonded tip is a heavy bonded polymer tip load at 2,700 fps and 2,913 ft-lb in nickel-plated cases. Twenty rounds for elk and moose.
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Federal Premium 30-06 180 grain bonded tip ammo loads a heavy bonded polymer tip bullet. Federal lists 2,700 fps and 2,913 ft-lb at the muzzle. It uses nickel-plated cases with Boxer primers, the load is non-corrosive, and the brass is reloadable. The 180-grain weight and bonded core make it a big game load for elk, moose and large bears, while the tip keeps it flying flat.
30-06 180 Grain Bonded Tip Specifications
- Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
- Bullet weight: 180 grain
- Bullet type: Bonded 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
- Reloadable brass: Yes
- Price per round: about $2.73
Best Uses
Shoot enough of this box to be sure of your zero and your holds at longer range. A heavy bonded bullet is what many hunters want for elk and moose, where shots may hit heavy shoulder bone. The polymer tip keeps the trajectory flatter than a round-nose bullet of the same weight. It also suits big mule deer and bear. Keep a few rounds in a separate pouch to check zero after a long drive or a flight. Federal Premium 30-06 180 grain bonded tip is a strong choice for your biggest hunt of the year.
Compare it with the Federal Premium 30-06 165 grain bonded tip, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.
Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense
Buy Federal Premium 30-06 180 grain bonded tip from a licensed firearms dealer. Orders ship from our shop in Hays, Kansas, and you can see more 30-06 ammo in the same category.
FAQ
Is 180 grain 30-06 good for moose?
Yes. A heavy bonded bullet in 30-06 is a common moose choice. Keep the range moderate and aim for the vitals behind the shoulder.
What does bonded mean on a bullet?
Bonded means the lead core is fused to the copper jacket. That helps the bullet keep its weight as it expands and penetrates.
How far can a 30-06 shoot accurately?
Many hunters keep 30-06 shots under 400 yards. With practice and a good optic, a skilled shooter can go further. Know your drops first.
Does nickel-plated brass matter?
Nickel plating resists tarnish and corrosion, which helps in wet hunting weather. It does not change how the bullet flies.
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