Description
Federal Vital-Shok .30-06 Springfield 180 Grain Trophy Bonded Tip Ammo – 500 Rounds
Federal’s Vital-Shok .30-06 Springfield 180 Grain Trophy Bonded Tip is built for hunters who want a dependable, hard-hitting round that performs the same way when it counts. It’s designed for real hunting situations where bone, distance, and angle all matter—not just paper targets.
This 500-round bulk pack is also useful for hunters who like to stay well stocked for both range practice and multiple seasons in the field.
Designed for Real-World Hunting
The Trophy Bonded Tip bullet is made for controlled, predictable expansion. It uses a bonded core to keep the bullet together after impact, while the polymer tip helps it open up reliably when it hits game.
At 180 grains in .30-06, it delivers a strong mix of penetration and energy transfer, making it a solid choice for medium to large game like deer or elk.
Reliable Expansion, Deep Penetration
What stands out with this load is how consistent it is on impact. The bullet is built to hold together and drive deep, even through heavier bone or less-than-perfect shot angles.
Instead of fragmenting, it expands in a controlled way and keeps most of its weight—helping produce clean, effective wound channels.
Key Features
- Trophy Bonded Tip bullet for controlled expansion
- Bonded-core design for strong weight retention
- Polymer tip for consistent expansion and better aerodynamics
- Built for medium to large game hunting
- Reliable Federal Vital-Shok hunting performance
- 500-round bulk pack for long-term use
Specifications
- Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
- Bullet Weight: 180 grain
- Bullet Type: Trophy Bonded Tip
- Case Type: Brass
- Primer: Boxer (reloadable)
- Rounds: 500
Best Uses
- Deer and elk hunting
- Big game field use
- Situations requiring deep penetration and controlled expansion
- Long-term hunting ammo supply
Summary
This Federal Vital-Shok load is a straightforward, no-nonsense hunting round. It’s built to hit hard, hold together, and perform consistently in the field—exactly what you want when the shot matters most.
