NEW From Federal: Gold Medal Berger 6mm Creedmoor
Nicolas Lenze 01.16.22
The right bullet makes a huge difference when hunting at longer ranges. In my experience, Federal’s Gold Medal ammunition has been a solid and consistent performer. New for 2022, Federal Premium’s Gold Medal Berger 6mm Creedmoor accomplishes this by combining Federal brass and primers with high-quality propellant. The projectile used is the 109-grain Berger Long Range Hybrid Target.
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Federal has expanded the trusted Gold Medal® rifle ammunition line with a new 109-grain 6mm Creedmoor load. This fast, flat-shooting cartridge has already proven itself in competition and earned the respect of elite long-range shooters. The round is loaded with Gold Medal match primers, Federal® brass and specially formulated propellant to extract the utmost accuracy, consistency and ballistic performance from the cartridge.
NEW For 2022: Gold Medal Berger 6mm Creedmoor
The Federal Premium Gold Medal Berger 6mm Creedmoor uses a Berger Long Range Hybrid Target projectile, which weighs in at 109 grains. Special propellant, combined with Gold Medal match primers and Federal’s consistency in manufacturing, leads to a very accurate and reliable round for those who need it most. 6mm Creedmoor, a relatively new caliber, boasts a very high ballistic coefficient. Having proven itself in competition, the caliber is known for being extremely flat-shooting and low recoiling, allowing shooters to make quick and accurate follow-up shots.
SPECS
- Caliber: 6mm Creedmoor
- Bullet weight: 109 grains
- Origin: U.S.A.
- Rounds per box: 20
- MSRP: $50.99
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