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Buffalo Bore Ammunition UPC 651815035031 MPN 35C20

Buffalo Bore 460 Rowland 230gr FMJ Flat Nose — 20/Box

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  • Caliber/Gauge 460 Rowland
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This Buffalo Bore 460 Rowland load uses a 230 grain full metal jacket flat nose projectile intended for personal and home defense use in platforms chambered for 460 Rowland. It produces approximately 1345 fps and about 924 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, providing performance in the heavy-handgun category. The FMJ flat nose construction supports consistent feeding in semi-automatic pistols.

Specifications

Caliber/Gauge

460 Rowland

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

1.86

Grains

230 gr

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

35C20

Units per Box

20

UPC

651815035031

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