Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g is a rifle cartridge designed for big game hunting. The Oryx soft-point bullet is designed to expand in a controlled manner on impact and penetrate deeply. According to Norma, the muzzle velocity is 835 m/s and muzzle energy is 3 730 J when measured with a 610 mm test barrel. Suitable for use When hunting wild boar from a stand. When hunting moose and red deer. When checking the hunting cartridge's point of impact at the shooting range before a hunt. Why choose Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g? Lead core bonded to the jacket. The bond helps the bullet stay together and retain its weight as it expands. Soft bullet tip and reinforced rear jacket. The soft tip begins to expand on impact. The stronger rear section of the jacket slows expansion. 20 cartridges in a factory box. Jahipaun sells rifle ammunition by the box. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Norma Precision Calibre: .308 Winchester (.308 Win) Bullet type: Oryx Bonded SP, soft-point bullet with a bonded lead core Bullet weight: 10.7 g Muzzle velocity (V₀): 835 m/s Muzzle energy (E₀): 3 730 J Velocity and energy at 100 m: 746 m/s and 2 977 J Velocity and energy at 200 m: 663 m/s and 2 352 J Ballistic coefficient (G1): 0.333 Norma test barrel length: 610 mm Quantity per box: 20 cartridges Intended use: big game hunting Frequently asked questions Is Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g suitable for moose hunting in Estonia? Yes. The .308 Winchester calibre and 10.7 g bullet meet the calibre and bullet weight requirements for moose hunting. The minimum rifled barrel calibre is 6.5 mm and the minimum bullet weight is 9.0 g. What is the difference between the Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g cartridge and the Oryx Silencer? Both have the same 10.7 g Oryx bullet. Oryx Silencer is a separate load developed by Norma for rifles with shorter barrels and suppressors. Norma published the Silencer data for a 500 mm test barrel. What do I need to buy .308 Win cartridges from Jahipaun? In the Jahipaun online store, the buyer must verify their identity digitally. An identity document and a suitable firearms licence are required to purchase ammunition. When should I choose Oryx? Oryx is suitable as your primary cartridge if you use the same .308 Win rifle for different types of big game hunting and prefer a soft-point bullet. If you need lead-free hunting ammunition, consider the Norma Odin 10.5 g cartridge in the same calibre, which has a solid copper bullet. For regular target shooting, choose a practice cartridge that meets the shooting range's requirements. Our recommendation When you start using Oryx, fire your first test group at the shooting range with the same setup you use for hunting. If your hunting setup includes a suppressor, leave it on the firearm during the check. Look at the spread of the shots and the centre of the group. This allows you to assess the cartridge's accuracy in your firearm and see whether the sight needs adjustment. Even cartridges of the same calibre and bullet weight can have a different point of impact when you change the manufacturer or load. When reading catalogue data, take barrel length into account. With a shorter barrel, muzzle velocity may be lower than the value published by the manufacturer. If you practise mainly with training ammunition, check the point of impact with Oryx before hunting. Record which cartridge you used to zero the firearm and at what distance. You can later use this information to compare how another hunting cartridge or a new batch of the same cartridge performs in your firearm. Choose Oryx for your next big game hunt If you are looking for a cartridge with a controlled-expansion soft-point bullet for your .308 Win hunting rifle, choose Norma Oryx 10.7 g. The factory box contains 20 cartridges.
Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g is a rifle cartridge designed for big game hunting. The Oryx soft-point bullet is designed to expand in a controlled manner on impact and penetrate deeply. According to Norma, the muzzle velocity is 835 m/s and muzzle energy is 3 730 J when measured with a 610 mm test barrel. Suitable for use When hunting wild boar from a stand. When hunting moose and red deer. When checking the hunting cartridge's point of impact at the shooting range before a hunt. Why choose Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g? Lead core bonded to the jacket. The bond helps the bullet stay together and retain its weight as it expands. Soft bullet tip and reinforced rear jacket. The soft tip begins to expand on impact. The stronger rear section of the jacket slows expansion. 20 cartridges in a factory box. Jahipaun sells rifle ammunition by the box. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Norma Precision Calibre: .308 Winchester (.308 Win) Bullet type: Oryx Bonded SP, soft-point bullet with a bonded lead core Bullet weight: 10.7 g Muzzle velocity (V₀): 835 m/s Muzzle energy (E₀): 3 730 J Velocity and energy at 100 m: 746 m/s and 2 977 J Velocity and energy at 200 m: 663 m/s and 2 352 J Ballistic coefficient (G1): 0.333 Norma test barrel length: 610 mm Quantity per box: 20 cartridges Intended use: big game hunting Frequently asked questions Is Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g suitable for moose hunting in Estonia? Yes. The .308 Winchester calibre and 10.7 g bullet meet the calibre and bullet weight requirements for moose hunting. The minimum rifled barrel calibre is 6.5 mm and the minimum bullet weight is 9.0 g. What is the difference between the Norma Oryx .308 Win 10.7 g cartridge and the Oryx Silencer? Both have the same 10.7 g Oryx bullet. Oryx Silencer is a separate load developed by Norma for rifles with shorter barrels and suppressors. Norma published the Silencer data for a 500 mm test barrel. What do I need to buy .308 Win cartridges from Jahipaun? In the Jahipaun online store, the buyer must verify their identity digitally. An identity document and a suitable firearms licence are required to purchase ammunition. When should I choose Oryx? Oryx is suitable as your primary cartridge if you use the same .308 Win rifle for different types of big game hunting and prefer a soft-point bullet. If you need lead-free hunting ammunition, consider the Norma Odin 10.5 g cartridge in the same calibre, which has a solid copper bullet. For regular target shooting, choose a practice cartridge that meets the shooting range's requirements. Our recommendation When you start using Oryx, fire your first test group at the shooting range with the same setup you use for hunting. If your hunting setup includes a suppressor, leave it on the firearm during the check. Look at the spread of the shots and the centre of the group. This allows you to assess the cartridge's accuracy in your firearm and see whether the sight needs adjustment. Even cartridges of the same calibre and bullet weight can have a different point of impact when you change the manufacturer or load. When reading catalogue data, take barrel length into account. With a shorter barrel, muzzle velocity may be lower than the value published by the manufacturer. If you practise mainly with training ammunition, check the point of impact with Oryx before hunting. Record which cartridge you used to zero the firearm and at what distance. You can later use this information to compare how another hunting cartridge or a new batch of the same cartridge performs in your firearm. Choose Oryx for your next big game hunt If you are looking for a cartridge with a controlled-expansion soft-point bullet for your .308 Win hunting rifle, choose Norma Oryx 10.7 g. The factory box contains 20 cartridges.
