Lock and load this PMC Bronze .308 Winchester FMJBT Ammo and witness its straight-shooting paper-punching power. Whether your having a blast at the range or just plinking in your backlot, this .308 Winchester Ammo is ready, willing and incredibly able. Show up your friends with shot-after-shot reliable accuracy. Unleash the sizzle and have more fun at the range.

About PMC Ammo.

PMC ammunition is loaded in new brass cases with boxer primers. This ammunition is non-corrosive and is loaded to SAAMI specifications. Each of these rounds complies with MIL SPEC. All PMC ammunition is reloadable.

• Reloadable, brass case
• Non-corrosive, boxer primer
• Current production

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