Federal Premium Vital-Shok .280 Remington 150 Grain, 500 Rounds

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Federal premium vital shok 280 Remington showed an irrelevant 20-50 fps increase in velocity over .270 in barrels of equal length with 140-150 grain bullets. The real strength of the .280 is its ability to use longer and more elegant 160-162 grit rounds. By the year 2000, .280 Remington’s popularity had plummeted.

Several factors determine the speed probability federal premium vital shok. Surprisingly, 22 “short free-barrel rifles can be much slower than long-barrel long-barrel rifles. Starting with 22” barrel rifles, the maximum working speed is safely 3000 fps: 140-grain bullets, 2900fps with 150-grain shots and 2800fps with 160-grain bullets. 

After the launch of the 7mm Remington Magnum, a cartridge in 1962, another blow to the general acceptability of the .280 occurred that became one of the most popular cartridges in American history. By the mid-1960s, the .280 was available in all of Remington’s action configurations; however, the cartridge still failed to gain attention.

So, the .280 showed an irrelevant 20-50fps gain in velocity over the .270 in barrels of equal length with 140 to 150-grain bullets. But the true strength of the .280 was its ability to utilize longer, sleek 160-162 grain bullets.

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