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HSM GameKing .250 Savage 100 gr SBT

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The HSM GameKing .250 Savage 100-gr Spitzer Boat Tail load pairs Sierra’s GameKing bullet design with HSM’s matched components for rifle hunting and field use. It is intended for medium-game hunting and general-purpose hunting applications where a balance of accuracy and ballistic performance is desired. The 100-grain SBT bullet is designed for stable flight and consistent ballistic behavior from .250 Savage rifles. This factory load emphasizes component matching and repeatable performance.

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837306003103

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Manufacturer Part Number

250SAVAGE3N

Shipping Weight

0.95

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