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Your Bren Ten or Colt Delta Elite will run flawlessly with this ammunition from Sellier & Bellot. These Czech-made 10mm Auto rounds are manufactured using top-grade components. These include reloadable brass casings that are checked for proper wall thickness and non-corrosive Boxer primers that are free of mercury.
These cartridges fire a full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet that weighs in at 180 grains and offers shooters a balance between felt recoil, flat trajectory, and practical training impulse. A sloped ogive grants the bullet seamless feeding while a flat nose helps create clear, circular holes in paper or cardboard targets. This effect allows shooters to measure their groups with precision for more effective practice. Sellier & Bellot has a rich history of component and cartridge production which reaches all the way back to 1825.
These cartridges fire a full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet that weighs in at 180 grains and offers shooters a balance between felt recoil, flat trajectory, and practical training impulse. A sloped ogive grants the bullet seamless feeding while a flat nose helps create clear, circular holes in paper or cardboard targets. This effect allows shooters to measure their groups with precision for more effective practice. Sellier & Bellot has a rich history of component and cartridge production which reaches all the way back to 1825.
Product Question and Answer
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Q: Ate these nonagnetic?
Posted On: 1/21/2020 By: Mark Montgomery
A: Greetings Mark, no these are not magnetic. Rounds that are magnetic will have a bi-metal jacket, or a steel core. These are just plain Jane full metal jacket. In the product details (below the picture of the product) it will specify if the product is FMJ or FMJ with a bi-metal jacket. Hope this helps!
Q: What’s the listed velocity of this round?
Posted On: 5/1/2018 By: 10mm_Junkie
A: The manufacturer lists the velocity at 1164 feet per second. Individual results may vary.
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