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Why customers choose this item
✓45 Long Colt caliber
✓255 grain bullet weight
✓Lead bullet type
✓50 rounds per box
✓Centerfire handgun cartridges
✓45 LC ammunition type
Product highlights
45 Long Colt ammunition designed for revolver shooting and target practice applications
255 grain lead bullet provides traditional performance and consistent ballistic characteristics
50 rounds per box offers practical quantity for range sessions and shooting activities
Manufactured by Armscor following SAAMI and CIP recognized quality standards
Lead projectile construction suitable for standard pressure revolver loads and usage
Compatible with firearms chambered in 45 Long Colt centerfire revolver platforms
Product description
The Armscor 45 Long Colt 255 Grain Lead 50 Round Box is handgun ammunition designed for use in firearms chambered in .45 Long Colt. This ammunition features a 255 grain lead projectile and is packaged in a 50 round box.
The Armscor 45 Long Colt 255 Grain Lead ammunition uses a 255 grain lead bullet and is configured for .45 Long Colt caliber handguns. It is packaged with 50 rounds per box and follows standard dimensional specifications for centerfire cartridges. This model is part of the Armscor ammunition line and is manufactured to comply with SAAMI and CIP standards. In typical range use, this product is used for handgun shooting applications with .45 Long Colt chambered firearms. The cartridge design supports consistent chambering and cycling in compatible firearms.
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