
Sellier & Bellot .300 Win Mag 180gr TXRG Ammo
All Sellier & Bellot .300 Win Mag 180gr TXRG Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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Sentry Ammo | 200 | $306.00 | $9.99 | $315.99 | $1.58 |
Sentry Ammo | 100 | $153.78 | $12.99 | $166.77 | $1.67 |
Sentry Ammo | 20 | $34.03 | $11.99 | $46.02 | $2.30 |
All Sellier & Bellot .300 Win Mag 180gr TXRG Ammo Specs
Sellier & Bellot .300 Win Mag 180gr TXRG Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data
Product Overview
Sellier & Bellot's .300 Win Mag offering proves that European engineering isn't just for luxury cars. This 180-grain protected tip load strikes an impressive balance between raw power and practical performance, pushing 3028 ft-lbs of energy through its precisely manufactured projectile. At 2753 fps, it's not trying to set speed records – instead, it delivers the kind of steady accuracy that experienced hunters count on when conditions aren't perfect.
Unlike rounds that sacrifice reliability for flashy features, this load's protected tip design ensures consistent feeding in harsh environments. The 180-grain bullet weight hits that perfect balance point where stability meets stopping power. Going after elk in rough country? This round drives deep enough to reach vitals even at awkward angles. Taking shots past 300 yards? The protected tip maintains its shape during flight, resulting in the kind of predictable drops that let you focus on shot placement instead of ballistic calculations.
Here's what might surprise you – this ammunition often outperforms rounds costing twice as much. While other manufacturers spend big on marketing, S&B invests in precision manufacturing that shows up where it matters: in the field. The moderate velocity means less barrel wear and manageable recoil, letting you practice more without burning out your barrel or developing a flinch. Skip the fancy packaging and internet hype – this is the kind of ammunition that reminds us why European rifles earned their reputation for precision in the first place.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Gentler recoil impulse from measured powder charge allows faster follow-up shots and extended range sessions
- Conservative velocity reduces stress on barrel and action components, potentially extending firearm longevity
- Practical accuracy sweet spot matches well with most real-world hunting distances
- European manufacturing techniques deliver consistent performance at a competitive price point
Disadvantages
- Modest velocity requires more precise ranging and holdover beyond 300 yards
- Basic projectile design may limit effectiveness compared to specialized hunting bullets
- Energy levels could prove marginal for largest game at extended ranges