SIG Sauer Introduces 300 Win Mag Match Grade Elite Performance Ammunition

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posted on January 3, 2017
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SIG Sauer has expanded its Match Grade Elite Performance Ammunition line for rifles with the addition of 300 Win Mag Open Tip Match (OTM) rounds. Featuring a 190-gr. Sierra MatchKing bullet, the new 300 Win Mag load has a muzzle velocity of 2,850 fps and muzzle energy of 3,426 ft-lbs.

Engineered to excel in today’s precision rifles, SIG Sauer Match Grade Elite Performance Ammunition features a temperature-stable propellant that delivers consistent muzzle velocity in all weather conditions. Premium-quality primers ensure minimum velocity variations, and the shell case metallurgy is optimized in the SIG Match Grade OTM cartridge to yield consistent bullet retention round to round. All SIG Sauer rifle ammunition is precision-loaded on state-of-the-art equipment that is 100 percent electro-mechanically monitored to ensure geometric conformity and charge weight consistency.

“The exceptional quality of our SIG Sauer Match Grade loads makes this line a top choice for professional, competition and recreational shooters alike,” said Dan Powers, president of the SIG Sauer Ammunition Division.

All Elite Performance Ammunition is manufactured in the United States by SIG Sauer to the same exacting standards as the company’s premium pistols and rifles.  For more information, visit sigammo.com.

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