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Why customers choose this item
✓454 Casull caliber
✓250 grain Barnes Expander
✓1530 fps muzzle velocity
✓All copper bullet construction
✓California nonlead certified
✓20 rounds per box
Product highlights
454 Casull handgun ammunition designed for hunting and high power revolver applications
250 grain Barnes Expander bullet delivering deep penetration and controlled expansion
All copper construction ensures near complete weight retention during impact
Velocity rated at 1530 feet per second for powerful handgun hunting performance
20 round box configuration suitable for field use and controlled ammunition storage
California certified nonlead ammunition compliant for restricted hunting zones
Product description
The Federal Premium 454 Casull 250 Grain Barnes Expander Lead Free 20 Round Box is a handgun ammunition cartridge designed for hunting applications.
This 454 Casull ammunition features a 250 grain Barnes Expander bullet with an all-copper construction and a listed velocity of approximately 1,530 feet per second. Federal Premium ammunition uses a lead-free projectile that meets California nonlead certification requirements. The bullet design supports weight retention and expansion during impact in revolvers chambered for 454 Casull. This product is used for handgun hunting of medium to large game. Each box contains 20 rounds, supporting field carry and range use. In practical use, the solid copper bullet construction maintains structural integrity while expanding under typical hunting conditions.
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