
Federal .30-06 Springfield 150gr Fusion SP Ammo
All Federal .30-06 Springfield 150gr Fusion SP Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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SG Ammo | 200 | $279.50 | $0.00 | $279.50 | $1.40 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 200 | $326.37 | $10.99 | $337.36 | $1.69 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 100 | $174.58 | $10.99 | $185.57 | $1.86 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 20 | $37.13 | $10.99 | $48.12 | $2.41 |
Lucky Gunner | 20 | $31.00 | $17.15 | $48.15 | $2.41 |
BulkAmmo.com | 20 | $31.50 | $17.02 | $48.52 | $2.43 |
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PRODUCT | WEIGHT | TYPE | VELOCITY | ENERGY | BC | PRICE/RD |
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150 gr | SP | 2900 fps | 2801 ft-lbs | 0.41 |
$1.40
200 Rounds
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150 gr | PT | 2900 fps | 2801 ft-lbs | 0.442 | N/A | |
165 gr | SP | 2800 fps | 2872 ft-lbs | 0.341 |
$1.34
500 Rounds
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150 gr | HP | 2910 fps | 2820 ft-lbs | 0.278 |
$1.82
200 Rounds
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150 gr | PSP | 2887 fps | 2776 ft-lbs | 0.274 |
$1.34
200 Rounds
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All Federal .30-06 Springfield 150gr Fusion SP Ammo Specs
Federal .30-06 Springfield 150gr Fusion SP Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
Federal's Fusion technology brings a fresh twist to the .30-06 Springfield with this 150-grain soft point load. Picture a bullet that refuses to come apart, thanks to its molecular bonded core that's practically welded to the jacket. At 2900 fps, it's moving fast enough to flatten trajectories, while that 2801 ft-lbs of punch means business when it connects. The result? A deadly efficient combination that makes those 200-yard shots feel almost too easy.
Drop a deer with this load, and you'll notice something different at the cleaning station. The Fusion's bonded construction creates picture-perfect mushrooms while driving deep – no fragments to pick around, just clean channels that preserve backstraps and tenderloins. That controlled expansion works equally well on bigger game too. From whitetails to elk, the bullet's architecture ensures it won't stop until it hits the off switch, even through heavy shoulder bones and tough hide.
Here's where this load really stands apart: consistency in any conditions. That bonded core means weather won't affect performance, whether you're hunting soggy November woods or taking cross-canyon shots in mountain winds. The flat-shooting 150-grain bullet gives you more room for error in ranging, while still carrying enough steam for ethical kills past 300 yards. It's proving that sometimes the best innovation isn't about reinventing the wheel – it's about making it roll better than ever.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Molecular bonding between core and jacket maintains weight during impact, delivering deeper penetration through tough game
- Skived tip design initiates expansion more reliably in brush hunting scenarios compared to polymer-tipped alternatives
- Optimized jacket geometry provides consistent mushrooming across a broad range of impact velocities
- Maintains accuracy in adverse weather conditions without risk of tip deformation
Disadvantages
- Traditional soft point profile creates more drag than streamlined options, affecting trajectory past 300 yards
- Premium bonding process results in higher production costs than standard soft points
- Requires more precise shot placement compared to rapid-expansion designs when targeting smaller game