Big Price Reduction for Weatherby Select Plus Ammunition

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posted on August 13, 2019
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Weatherby has announced a 30 percent reduction in the price of Select Plus Weatherby ammunition. 

“We know that ammo prices have been a barrier to entry in our Rifles and Ammunition, and this price reduction will bring Weatherby within reach for all consumers,” says Luke Thorkildsen, vice president of marketing, sales, and product development.

Prices of Select Plus Weatherby ammunition will now be as follows:

257 Weatherby 110-gr. Accubonds From $99.00 to $65.00
300 Weatherby 180-gr. Partition From $99.00 to $65.00
30-378 Weatherby 180-gr. Barnes TTSX From $175.00 to $109.00

For more information, please visit weatherby.com

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