Prvi Partizan - Soft Point - 100 Grain 25-06 Ammo - 20 Rounds

The .25-06 began as a wildcat round after World War I with a surplus of .30-06 ammunition made available with the sudden end of the war. By necking down the ’06 Springfield created a bullet with a longer bore axis offering a flatter trajectory and deeper penetration into game. After World War II, interest in .30-06 variants became more popular, especially to those looking to have similar power yet reduced recoil. The round was a consideration for shooters of smaller stature. Commercialized and standardized in 1969 by Remington, the caliber is very popular in plains and flat areas where range estimation errors are less critical.

The 100 grain soft point bullet by PRVI Partizan has a muzzle velocity of 3215 feet per second with 2301 foot pounds of energy. This is a good round for deer and even elk, though quite effective against smaller game at longer ranges.

PRVI Partizan offers dependability of military rounds with a performance of dedicated commercial cartridges. Founded in 1928, it is a company that has a well-established reputation for dependability. Offered in boxer primed, reloadable brass cases, PRVI’s use of traditional, soft point bullets present sportsmen with an affordable option to keep their rifles zeroed in and ready for opening day.