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PMC Bronze .308 Win 150gr PSP Ammo

PMC Bronze .308 Win 150gr PSP Ammo

Tracking 7 Dealers
Best Price
$1.00/rd
For 400 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$400.17

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$1.06/rd
↓ $0.02 (2.1%) in the last 30D
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All PMC Bronze .308 Win 150gr PSP Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Sentry Ammo 400 $1.00
BulkAmmo.com 800 $1.03
Ammo.com 800 $1.04
Lucky Gunner 800 $1.04
Black Basin Outdoors 400 $1.04
SG Ammo 200 $1.05
Sentry Ammo 200 $1.07
Lucky Gunner 200 $1.09
Black Basin Outdoors 200 $1.13
GrabAGun 20 $1.68
Sentry Ammo 20 $1.70
SG Ammo 20 $1.70
Black Basin Outdoors 20 $1.75
Lucky Gunner 20 $2.01

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$1.00
400 Rounds
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All PMC Bronze .308 Win 150gr PSP Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
PMC
Caliber
.308/7.62x51mm
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
150 grains
Projectile Type
PSP
Velocity
2820 fps
Muzzle Energy
2648 ft-lbs
Ballistic Coefficient
0.336

PMC Bronze .308 Win 150gr PSP Ammo Bullet Drop and Load Data

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Muzzle Velocity
2820.0 fps
Projectile Weight
150.0 gr
Ballistic Coef.
0.336 G1
Zero Range
100.0 yards

Product Overview

PMC Bronze brings serious heat to the .308 Winchester platform with their 150-grain PSP load. Pushing that pointed soft point projectile to 2820 fps, it delivers an authoritative 2648 ft-lbs of energy - plenty of steam for dropping deer-sized game or hammering steel targets at extended range. The pointed profile helps maintain velocity better than traditional round nose designs, while the exposed lead tip ensures positive expansion on impact.

This load particularly shines in the whitetail woods, where its controlled expansion creates clean wound channels without excessive meat damage. Drop a deer at 200 yards, and you'll find the soft point did its job without turning your venison into hamburger. That combination of velocity and expansion also proves devastating on feral hogs, where the deeper penetration helps punch through tough shoulder plates and heavy muscle tissue.

Those same attributes that make it effective in the field translate well to serious target work. The flat trajectory lets you stretch your zero past 300 yards without excessive holdover, while the moderate recoil impulse keeps you on target for quick follow-up shots. And unlike those wallet-crushing match loads, you can afford to send enough rounds downrange to actually improve your shooting skills. From late-season deer stands to weekend precision practice, this ammunition delivers results without the premium price tag.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Higher velocity creates noticeably flatter bullet path, reducing sight adjustments inside 300 yards
  • Lighter recoil impulse helps maintain target focus during rapid follow-up shots
  • PSP design strikes practical balance between expansion and penetration for mixed-use applications
  • Modest price point supports frequent practice without compromising core performance

Disadvantages

  • Shows more drift in challenging wind conditions compared to heavier bullet options
  • Basic pointed soft point design limits terminal performance versus premium polymer-tip alternatives
  • Lighter bullet weight reduces deep penetration potential on larger game animals