Hornady

Hornady 30702 SST 30 Cal .308 180 gr Super Shock Tip 100 Per Box/ 15 Case

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SKU:
P-AB0436A6B1E31164F
UPC:
090255307023
MPN:
30702
Width:
2.70 (in)
Height:
2.20 (in)
Depth:
4.20 (in)
MSRP: $52.95
$44.31
— You save $8.64

Description

Short for "Super Shock Tip," the Hornady SST is designed to deliver tremendous shock on impact while expanding quickly and reliably, particularly at higher velocities. Flat shooting and deadly accurate, it's an ideal bullet for whitetails, as well as most North American game animals from antelope to moose and similar-sized African plains game. The sleek polymer tip increases the ballistic coefficient, while the secant ogive boat-tail profile gives hunters the speed, ballistic efficiency and downrange energy they're looking for. It utilizes an InterLock Ring which ensures the core and jacket remain locked solid during expansion.
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Additional Information

Meta Description:
Caliber: 30 (.308)br /Grain: 180 SSTbr /Packed: 100 per boxbr /br /Super Shock Tipped Bullets. The key to the SST's performance is the sharp, premium-polymer red tip. Combined with the SST's carefully designed profile, the tip shifts the bullet's cen
Brand:
Hornady
Bullet Tip Material:
Polymer
Cartridge (SAAMI):
308 Winchester
Material:
Lead
Meta Title:
Hornady 30702 SST 30 Cal .308 180 gr Super Shock Tip 100
Model:
SST
MPN:
30702
Primary Application:
Hunting Medium Game
Search Keywords:
hornady, sst, reloading, .30
Series:
Hunting
GTIN / UPC:
090255307023
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1 Review

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    Good for paper targets

    Posted by Ken on Apr 30th 2024

    I've used these SST 180 gr bullets a few years now. I developed a load for a 2022 moose hunt. I did shoot a moose, both the guide and I thought it was a good shot but no blood trail. Five of us searched the next day, nothing. This is silly after the fact but a year later I decided to shoot that round into ballistic gel. I also shot Nosler partition, Sierra Gamer and Barnes TTXS (multiple get blocks). The Hornady SST 180gr was the worst. The lead separated from the jacket, expansion was 0.45 in, weight of lead&jacket 106gr, shrapnel was 43gr, penetration into 10% gel was 15in. The best...TTSX, then nosler. I decided to repeat the test with SST and TTSX. The SST again separated from the jacket with poor penetration. The TTSX performance matched the first round ie 28in penetration, 0.6 " expansion, over 99% weight retention. So, I use the SST for target practice because they do have reasonable ballistic coeff and more affordable price.

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