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Why customers choose this item
✓243 caliber .243 diameter bullets
✓103 grain ELD-X bullet
✓Heat Shield tip design
✓ELD-X projectile type
✓100 count per box
✓Hornady part 24550
Product highlights
ELD X bullet designed for hunting applications requiring controlled expansion performance
243 diameter supports use in 6MM or 243 Winchester cartridges
103 grain weight balances velocity and terminal performance for hunting scenarios
Heat Shield tip resists deformation from aerodynamic heating during flight
AMP jacket construction improves concentricity and consistent expansion behavior
100 count packaging supports hunting preparation and reloading needs
Product description
The Hornady ELD-X 6MM 243 103 Grain Bullet 100 Count is a rifle bullet designed for handloading ammunition in .243 caliber and 6MM cartridges. This bullet uses an ELD-X design with a .243 diameter and a 103 grain weight for compatible cartridge assembly.
The Hornady ELD-X 6MM 243 103 Grain Bullet 100 Count is constructed from lead and copper and is packaged with 100 bullets per box. It features a Heat Shield tip and AMP jacket construction, and is categorized as a reloading bullet for .243 caliber applications. The bullet diameter measures .243 inches and is intended for use in 6MM and .243 Winchester cartridges during reloading. This product is used for assembling rifle ammunition with consistent bullet dimensions and materials. In typical reloading setups, it is seated into prepared cases for hunting or range ammunition assembly.
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