Swift A-Frame Rifle Bullets .30 Cal .308" 180 Gr Afss 50/Ct

The Swift A-Frame .30 caliber 180-grain rifle bullet is purpose-built for hunters who demand controlled expansion and deep penetration on medium to large game. This is a premium handloading component engineered to deliver consistent performance across a wide velocity range, making it a smart choice for .308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and other .30 caliber rifle cartridges where reliable bullet performance matters.

Swift's A-Frame design starts with a soft, semi-spitzer lead nose that expands predictably on impact while the tapered copper jacket manages expansion rate regardless of whether you're shooting at close range or stretching it out. The wraparound jacket at the base is the key to the A-Frame's reputation: it locks the core to the jacket, preventing separation and weight loss so the bullet retains its mass through the target for maximum penetration and momentum transfer.

The tapered core design isn't just clever engineering—it's the reason A-Frames shoot so flat on the recovery end. The magazine protection from the soft nose means you can load these rounds without worrying about tip deformation in the magazine or during feeding. Each box contains 50 bullets, giving handloaders plenty to work up loads and sight in before season.

Key Features

• Soft semi-spitzer lead nose for controlled expansion
• Pure copper jacket with taper for velocity-independent performance
• Tapered core design optimizes penetration and momentum
• Wraparound base jacket prevents core-jacket separation and weight loss
• Magazine-safe nose profile protects tip from deformation
• 50 bullets per box

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber rifles can I use Swift A-Frame 180-grain .30 bullets in?

These .308" diameter bullets are designed for .30 caliber rifle cartridges including .308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, .300 Winchester Magnum, and other .30 caliber rifle rounds. Always verify your specific rifle's chamber and twist rate with load data before handloading.

Why does the wraparound jacket design matter?

The wraparound jacket at the base locks the lead core to the copper jacket, preventing the core and jacket from separating during impact. This keeps the bullet at full weight and maintains the penetration characteristics Swift engineered into the design.

How does the tapered copper jacket improve performance?

The taper at the tip of the jacket allows expansion to be controlled consistently across a range of impact velocities. This means the bullet will expand reliably whether you're shooting at typical hunting ranges or pushing velocity with a magnum cartridge.

Are these loaded ammunition or components?

These are reloading components—bullets only, not loaded rounds. You'll need powder, primers, cases, and a reloading press to assemble finished ammunition.