S&B .308 Win FMJ comes in a 50-round training pack, featuring a 9.55-gram or 147-grain full metal jacket bullet.
S&B .308 Win FMJ comes in a 50-round training pack, featuring a 9.55-gram or 147-grain full metal jacket bullet. The bullet, with a metal jacket and lead core, is of non-expanding construction, making it suitable for regular range training, target shooting, and firearm reliability testing. Suitable for use with .308 Winchester caliber firearms Regular range training Target shooting Sport shooting Firearm reliability testing Checking sight point of impact Training days with larger round counts Firearms whose manufacturer allows the use of standard pressure .308 Win ammunition Why choose S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g? 9.55 g or 147 gr full metal jacket bullet Non-expanding training bullet Metal jacket with lead core Muzzle velocity 850 m/s Muzzle energy 3450 J Factory brass case Standard pressure load, not +P Box of 50 rounds Technical data Caliber: .308 Winchester Bullet type: FMJ (Full Metal Jacket) Bullet construction: metal jacket with lead core Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet weight: 9.55 g / 147 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Sectional density: 0.221 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.407 / G7 0.204 Total cartridge weight: 23.5 g Cartridge length: 70.80 mm Case: factory brass case +P load: no Estimated power factor: 409.8 kgr·fps Test barrel length: 600 mm Main purpose: training and target shooting Ballistic data At muzzle: 850 m/s and 3450 J At 100 m: 775 m/s and 2867 J At 200 m: 704 m/s and 2363 J At 300 m: 636 m/s and 1932 J At 400 m: 573 m/s and 1565 J Manufacturer's data measured with a 600 mm test barrel. Actual velocity and energy may vary depending on barrel length, firearm design, ammunition batch, and environmental conditions. Trajectory comparison data Manufacturer’s published points of impact with sights set at 100 meters: 50 m: –0.6 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –11.4 cm 300 m: –42.7 cm 400 m: –98.3 cm Manufacturer specified maximum point-blank range: 173 m Packaging Product code: V331592 Rounds per box: 50 Boxes per case: 8 Rounds per case: 400 Box dimensions: 74 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 1.26 kg Frequently Asked Questions Does the FMJ bullet expand on impact? No. This is a non-expanding full metal jacket bullet, mainly intended for training and target shooting. Are .308 Winchester and 7.62×51 NATO always interchangeable? No. Always refer to your firearm’s chamber marking and the manufacturer’s instructions. Similar dimensions do not automatically guarantee full compatibility. Does 147 gr refer to the bullet or the entire cartridge weight? This refers to the bullet weight. A 147-grain bullet weighs 9.55 grams, while the total cartridge weight is approximately 23.5 grams according to the manufacturer. Can this ammunition be used for hunting? FMJ bullets are non-expanding and mainly intended for training. For hunting, choose a hunting bullet suitable for the intended game and compliant with current regulations. Does a larger box affect the ballistics of the cartridge? No. The size of the packaging does not affect the ballistics of the cartridge. However, the point of impact may change when using a different batch of ammunition. When is S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g the right choice? This load is suitable for .308 Winchester users seeking a 147-grain FMJ bullet for regular training. The 50-round box is practical for longer range days or repeated practice with the same ammunition. A heavier HPBT or hunting bullet may provide different recoil and point of impact. FMJ loads are primarily for training, not as a substitute for expanding hunting bullets. Expert recommendation Before purchasing a larger quantity, check the feeding, ignition, accuracy, and case ejection in your firearm. If you train with FMJ but use a different load for hunting, check the point of impact for both loads separately. Always use hearing and eye protection when shooting. After training, clean the barrel and chamber according to your firearm manufacturer’s instructions. 50-round .308 Winchester training pack S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g combines a 147-grain FMJ bullet, 850 m/s muzzle velocity, and a large 50-round box for regular range training.
S&B .308 Win FMJ comes in a 50-round training pack, featuring a 9.55-gram or 147-grain full metal jacket bullet. The bullet, with a metal jacket and lead core, is of non-expanding construction, making it suitable for regular range training, target shooting, and firearm reliability testing. Suitable for use with .308 Winchester caliber firearms Regular range training Target shooting Sport shooting Firearm reliability testing Checking sight point of impact Training days with larger round counts Firearms whose manufacturer allows the use of standard pressure .308 Win ammunition Why choose S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g? 9.55 g or 147 gr full metal jacket bullet Non-expanding training bullet Metal jacket with lead core Muzzle velocity 850 m/s Muzzle energy 3450 J Factory brass case Standard pressure load, not +P Box of 50 rounds Technical data Caliber: .308 Winchester Bullet type: FMJ (Full Metal Jacket) Bullet construction: metal jacket with lead core Bullet effect: non-expanding Bullet weight: 9.55 g / 147 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Sectional density: 0.221 lb/in² Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.407 / G7 0.204 Total cartridge weight: 23.5 g Cartridge length: 70.80 mm Case: factory brass case +P load: no Estimated power factor: 409.8 kgr·fps Test barrel length: 600 mm Main purpose: training and target shooting Ballistic data At muzzle: 850 m/s and 3450 J At 100 m: 775 m/s and 2867 J At 200 m: 704 m/s and 2363 J At 300 m: 636 m/s and 1932 J At 400 m: 573 m/s and 1565 J Manufacturer's data measured with a 600 mm test barrel. Actual velocity and energy may vary depending on barrel length, firearm design, ammunition batch, and environmental conditions. Trajectory comparison data Manufacturer’s published points of impact with sights set at 100 meters: 50 m: –0.6 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –11.4 cm 300 m: –42.7 cm 400 m: –98.3 cm Manufacturer specified maximum point-blank range: 173 m Packaging Product code: V331592 Rounds per box: 50 Boxes per case: 8 Rounds per case: 400 Box dimensions: 74 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 1.26 kg Frequently Asked Questions Does the FMJ bullet expand on impact? No. This is a non-expanding full metal jacket bullet, mainly intended for training and target shooting. Are .308 Winchester and 7.62×51 NATO always interchangeable? No. Always refer to your firearm’s chamber marking and the manufacturer’s instructions. Similar dimensions do not automatically guarantee full compatibility. Does 147 gr refer to the bullet or the entire cartridge weight? This refers to the bullet weight. A 147-grain bullet weighs 9.55 grams, while the total cartridge weight is approximately 23.5 grams according to the manufacturer. Can this ammunition be used for hunting? FMJ bullets are non-expanding and mainly intended for training. For hunting, choose a hunting bullet suitable for the intended game and compliant with current regulations. Does a larger box affect the ballistics of the cartridge? No. The size of the packaging does not affect the ballistics of the cartridge. However, the point of impact may change when using a different batch of ammunition. When is S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g the right choice? This load is suitable for .308 Winchester users seeking a 147-grain FMJ bullet for regular training. The 50-round box is practical for longer range days or repeated practice with the same ammunition. A heavier HPBT or hunting bullet may provide different recoil and point of impact. FMJ loads are primarily for training, not as a substitute for expanding hunting bullets. Expert recommendation Before purchasing a larger quantity, check the feeding, ignition, accuracy, and case ejection in your firearm. If you train with FMJ but use a different load for hunting, check the point of impact for both loads separately. Always use hearing and eye protection when shooting. After training, clean the barrel and chamber according to your firearm manufacturer’s instructions. 50-round .308 Winchester training pack S&B .308 Win FMJ 9.55 g combines a 147-grain FMJ bullet, 850 m/s muzzle velocity, and a large 50-round box for regular range training.
