The Prvi Partizan .243 Winchester loads a 100-grain soft point at 2960 feet per second, delivering 1945 foot-pounds of muzzle energy. This Serbian-made ammunition offers European manufacturing quality at an accessible price point. The traditional soft point construction uses a copper jacket with exposed lead tip—a design that has cleanly taken game for over a century. The 100-grain weight sits at the top end for .243, maximizing the bullet's ability to penetrate.

Prvi Partizan has supplied military and commercial ammunition since 1928, bringing that experience to their sporting lines. The brass cases are reloadable for handloaders looking to work up custom loads. The 0.355 G1 ballistic coefficient keeps the bullet stable at hunting distances, though it won't match polymer-tipped designs for long-range work. What you get is consistent ignition and reliable expansion at a price that lets you practice with the same ammunition you hunt with.

This ammunition fits hunters who want effective deer-class performance without paying premium prices. The heavier bullet weight compensates for the .243's modest case capacity, delivering adequate penetration on broadside and quartering shots inside 200 yards. It's also a practical choice for filling the freezer when multiple tags are on the table and ammunition costs add up. Reloaders will appreciate the quality brass for developing custom loads tuned to their specific rifle.