Remington Expands Wheelgun Ammo Line

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posted on August 20, 2018
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Remington has added two new .38 Spl. loads and a .45 Colt load to its Performance WheelGun ammunition line. 

Remington Performance WheelGun ammunition features components and Remington Kleanbore priming that will not promote rust or corrode barrels. Available in traditional revolver and lever gun bullet styles—the LRN (lead round nose), TMWC (target master wad cutter) and Lead SWC (semi-wad cutter) bullet styles—are ideal for casual shooting, target practice and training.

For more, visit Remington.com.

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