Posted On: 4/24/2020
By: Derek
A: Thanks for reaching out, Derek! Our guy at Mossberg says he does not see any reason why this ammo would not work in an MVP. It should be able to cover 500+ yards as well.
Posted On: 2/8/2020
By: Cowboy
A: The M1A may indeed exhibit feeding issues with soft point bullets. This can cause a jam, or deform the bullet's tip to impact accuracy. It is possible that you may not experience either of those problems with your M1A, though.
Posted On: 1/9/2020
By: Aidan Cook
A: Greetings Aidan, thanks for checking out our selection of 308Win here at BulkAmmo, and for your question! I have fired countless rounds of many Tula loads from my Vepr in 308Win, and are very reliable. Now that being said, these are berdan-primed you may to run into primer strikes that are too light to set off the round. And in my opinion that is ok, use that to your advantage and clear your firearm like you would any malfunction, because those will happen, and we need to be proficient at clearing our firearms and getting them back up and ready on the target. After your "drill" toss that light strike round back in your mag, 99.99% of the time the second strike on the primer will send it down range.
Posted On: 10/22/2019
By: Adrion
A: These are new steel cased rounds
Posted On: 2/10/2017
By: Brendan William Isaacs
A: Hello Brendan,
This Tula ammunition is loaded with a lead core, bi-metal jacketed projectile. Due to the steel content of the jacket, this ammunition will not pass a magnet test.