
Federal .30-06 Springfield 175gr Terminal Ascent Ammo
All Federal .30-06 Springfield 175gr Terminal Ascent Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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Sentry Ammo | 200 | $412.59 | $13.99 | $426.58 | $2.13 |
Fast Ammo | 200 | $385.41 | $45.99 | $431.40 | $2.16 |
Ammo Hero | 200 | $432.40 | $0.00 | $432.40 | $2.16 |
Fast Ammo | 100 | $184.31 | $36.99 | $221.30 | $2.21 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 200 | $432.40 | $10.99 | $443.39 | $2.22 |
Sentry Ammo | 100 | $215.06 | $12.99 | $228.05 | $2.28 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 100 | $229.33 | $10.99 | $240.32 | $2.40 |
Ammo Hero | 100 | $229.33 | $10.99 | $240.32 | $2.40 |
Fast Ammo | 20 | $35.30 | $18.99 | $54.29 | $2.71 |
Sentry Ammo | 20 | $46.94 | $11.99 | $58.93 | $2.95 |
Black Basin Outdoors | 20 | $48.98 | $10.99 | $59.97 | $3.00 |
Ammo Hero | 20 | $60.17 | $10.99 | $71.16 | $3.56 |
All Federal .30-06 Springfield 175gr Terminal Ascent Ammo Specs
Federal .30-06 Springfield 175gr Terminal Ascent Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
Federal's Terminal Ascent line pulls off something remarkable with this 175-grain .30-06 load. Pushing nearly 2900 ft-lbs of energy through a cutting-edge projectile design, it's changing what hunters expect from their ammunition. The carefully engineered bullet features a specialized tip that initiates expansion even at extended ranges, while maintaining match-grade accuracy. Think of it as having a precision instrument that doubles as a sledgehammer when it needs to.
Stretch its legs past 400 yards, and you'll see why serious hunters are taking notice. The Terminal Ascent bullet's slipstream tip and unique groove design cut through crosswinds with remarkable stability. On impact, the copper shank and bonded lead core work together to create massive wound channels while driving deep through heavy bone and muscle. It's particularly devastating on elk-sized game, where penetration and energy retention make the difference between success and a long tracking job.
Load this ammunition in September for high-country mule deer, and keep it in your rifle through December for late-season elk - it's that versatile. The 175-grain bullet weight hits a perfect balance for the .30-06, heavy enough for moose and grizzly, yet precise enough for surgical shots on pronghorn past 350 yards. When your season might take you from thick timber to open basins, having one load that excels in both scenarios simplifies everything. Just don't be surprised when your hunting partners start asking what you're shooting after watching their own bullets struggle with mountain winds.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Innovative groove technology cuts through crosswinds, reducing drift during ridge-top shots and open prairie hunting
- Dual-impact design transitions smoothly between close brush encounters and long-range shots without changing zeros
- Maintains lethal expansion even after penetrating thick hide and bone, thanks to its engineered copper shank
- Performs consistently in rain and snow where standard projectiles might falter
Disadvantages
- Premium construction and materials push this round into the upper price tier of hunting ammunition
- Slightly reduced velocity requires minor sight adjustments when switching from standard loads
- May deliver more performance than needed for basic woodland hunting scenarios