Prvi Partizan - Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail - 145 Grain 308 Winchester Ammo - 20 Rounds

The search for an alternative .30 caliber military caliber began in the US after World War I. Developing weapons designs, however kept the .30-06 Springfield in play for a few more decades. In 1952, Winchester introduced the .308 which was largely developed with the idea of being this alternative caliber, but as a sporting round. The 7.62 NATO was released two years later and did replace the ‘06 and is physically the same cartridge. The .308, is therefore able to be fired in a wide array of military as well as sporting rifles. The 145 grain full metal jacketed bullet by PRVI has a muzzle velocity of 2837 feet per second with 2596 foot pounds of energy. This is a round designed for range training and target practice but is also quite suitable for use in competitions.

Serbian made PRVI ammunition has almost a century of production experience. Founded in 1922 as the primary manufacturer for the newly created Yugoslavian national military, PRVI added Partizan to the branding after World War II when the company produced ammunition for the resistance against the German occupation. Partizan ammunition is also widely appreciated as it is produced with boxer primed brass cases for reloading purposes.