Hornady Handgun Hunter MonoFlex 200 Grain .460 S&W Ammunition - 20 Rounds per Box

Hornady Handgun Hunter, 460 S&W, 200 Grain, MonoFlex, 20 Round Box 9153
Experience superior performance and reliable expansion with the Hornady Handgun Hunter MonoFlex ammunition designed specifically for the .460 S&W caliber. Developed by Hornady, a trusted name in ammunition innovation since 1949, this high-quality load features a 200-grain MonoFlex bullet engineered for controlled expansion and deep penetration, making it an excellent choice for hunting demanding game. The mono-metal design ensures consistent weight and shape, promoting excellent accuracy and terminal performance in every shot.

Hornady*s Handgun Hunter MonoFlex rounds are crafted to deliver maximum impact with minimal recoil, allowing for precise shot placement even under challenging conditions. Whether you're pursuing large game or engaging in target practice, these rounds are engineered for consistent performance, backed by Hornady*s reputation for quality and innovation. Each box contains 20 rounds, with cases available for bulk purchasing, making them suitable for extended hunting trips or practice sessions.

Built for reliability and precision, these cartridges are compatible with your .460 S&W revolver or rifle. The carefully selected components and advanced manufacturing processes ensure each round performs flawlessly, giving hunters confidence in every shot. The MonoFlex design's ability to deliver deep penetration and controlled expansion makes it a versatile choice for hunters seeking a dependable, high-performance ammunition option for demanding hunting environments.

Features:
* Caliber: Designed for .460 S&W firearms
* Grain Weight: 200 grains for optimal energy transfer
* Bullet Type: MonoFlex for controlled expansion and deep penetration
* Manufacturer: Hornady, a leader in innovative ammunition
* Model: Handgun Hunter for reliable hunting performance
* Quantity: 20 rounds per box and 200 rounds per case
* Performance: Engineered for accuracy and terminal effectiveness