Berrys Bullets .458 SOCOM FMJ Superior Plated Rifle Bullet, 350 gr 0.458" 150rds

Berry's Superior Plated Bullets are the best copper-jacketed bullets currently on the market. They are made with a swaged lead core that is electroplated with copper to achieve their final weight without any lead exposure. They are then re-struck according to exact specifications, resulting in a firm bond and reliable consistency in each round. These bullets are both indoor range safe and incredibly precise, making them a preferred selection for shooters worldwide.The .458 SOCOM is a large caliber rifle cartridge designed for the M4 and AR 15 platform. However, there are some bolt-action rifles or lever-action rifles in this caliber. The round was invented by Marty ter Weeme of Teppo Jutsu back in 2000 as a response to the lack of effectiveness of 5.56 ammo for members of Task Force Ranger in Operation Gothic Serpent in Somalia. Despite its original intended use, the round was never officially adopted by any military.However, a 458 SOCOM bullet works fantastically for hunting, especially medium to large game like deer, elk, or even bears in a self-defense situation. Target shooters and plinkers also report exceptional accuracy from the 458 SOCOM cartridge, leading to the round becoming rather popular amongst recreational users. Size:The cartridge was based on the 50 AE with a lengthened case and reduced rim diameter. The .458 SOCOM is one of the largest rounds engineered for the M4 or AR 15 platform.Diameter: .458 inchesTotal Capacity: 61.1 gr+H2OPrimer Type: Large PistolMaximum PSI: 35,000 PSIRecoil: The .458 SOCOM round has recoil that has been described as stout, but not unmanageable.Stopping Power: This is a high power round delivering 2,243 ft-lbs of energy when fired. This more than enough to take down your targets.Specs:UPC: 711148195588Part #: 19558Quantity: 150 ct.Bullet O.A.L.: .899"Cartridge Name: 458 SocomWeight: 350 gr. Cartridge O.A.L.: 1.985Max Velocity: 2000 fps You can use a taper or a roll crimp.Don't over crimp the brass after seating. This causes bullet core separation, leading to increased copper fouling and accuracy issues.Don't exceed the recommended maximum velocities listed. This creates bullet core separation and accuracy issues.