308 - 168 Grain Brass Tip Boat tail - Browning BXC Upland Game - 20 Rounds

Designed to deliver similar to .30-06 terminal ballistics at short and medium ranges, the .308/7.62x51, or NATO comes in a shorter case and therefore shorter action for a rapid cycling, be it manual or self-loading. The .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO pairing is often considered interchangeable thanks to either caliber being able to be fired from the other’s chamber. This is accentuated by both calibers being adopted by a great many of the world’s nations for both official or military as well as sporting use.

The .308, however, is the sporting variant thanks to a diversified selection of bullet types. Browning’s Controlled Expansion Terminal Tip is a 168 grain, boat tailed bullet that has 2820 feet per second with 2966 foot pounds of energy. This is a hunting cartridge designed for maximum terminal ballistics.

Browning’s controlled expansion is facilitated by the brass tip with a bonded bullet design to retain mass while expanding for a wider and deeper wound channel. Both endeavor to deliver positive results without having to trek further into the woods looking for a terminally wounded animal that may be claimed by another predator before recovery. Browning ammunition is loaded into quality, reloadable brass cases.