Remington Premier Copper Solid .308 Win 165 Grain Ammunition - 20 Rounds

Remington Premier Copper Solid .308 Win 165 grain ammunition delivers the accuracy and terminal performance serious hunters need for medium to large game. Built on Remington's reputation for quality brass and precise loading, this centerfire rifle round combines a monolithic copper alloy bullet with clean ballistic design to keep your shots on target across extended ranges. Each box contains 20 rounds ready to load into your .308 Winchester rifle.

The copper solid construction offers a different approach than traditional lead-core bullets. Remington's all-copper bullet design is engineered to cut through game with reliable penetration and weight retention, backed by precision grooves that enhance aerodynamic performance. The tipped design provides a higher ballistic coefficient for flatter trajectories and faster energy transfer on impact—useful when you're working at distance or in varied hunting conditions.

If you reload or shoot enough volume to justify component cost, or if you're mandated to use non-lead ammunition in your hunting region, Premier Copper Solid rounds give you a factory option that handles the job. Remington's controlled loading process ensures consistency shot to shot, which translates to tighter groups on your target or at the range.

Key Features

• Monolithic copper alloy bullet for reliable penetration and weight retention
• Precision tip geometry for improved ballistic coefficient and flat shooting
• Precision grooves enhance aerodynamic efficiency
• Remington premium brass and propellant for consistent performance
• 20-round box, ready to use or load

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the muzzle velocity of Remington Premier Copper Solid .308 Win 165 grain?

The muzzle velocity is 2800 feet per second.

Will Remington Premier Copper Solid work in my standard .308 Winchester rifle?

Yes, this ammunition is chambered in .308 Winchester and will function in any rifle properly set up for that caliber. Always verify your rifle's chamber and consult your firearm's manual before firing any ammunition.

Is this ammunition suitable for non-lead hunting regulations?

The monolithic copper bullet construction makes this a lead-free option, but always verify your local regulations before hunting to ensure compliance with your state or region's ammunition requirements.

What's the ballistic coefficient, and why does it matter?

The ballistic coefficient is .440, which indicates how well the bullet resists air drag. A higher BC means flatter trajectories and better energy retention at distance—beneficial for hunting at longer ranges or in windy conditions.