Nosler expands Match Grade and E-Tip ammunition lines
The Match Grade and E-Tip ammunition series offers more options for consumers looking for 22 Nosler and 6.5 Creedmoor cartridges. (Photo: Nosler)
Nosler adds to its ammunition lineup, serving up three new offerings to the company’s current Match Grade and E-Tip Ammunition series.
To supplement the release of the 22 Nosler cartridge, the company has added the caliber to the Match Grade ammunition line, loaded with the 70 grain Reduced Drag Factor bullet. The RDF bullet was designed for target and match shooting, offering a high ballistic coefficient.
Additionally, the 22 Nosler will see a 55 grain E-Tip bullet on the Nosler E-Tip Ammunition series. The E-Tip aims to turn the new cartridge into a perfect medium to small game hunting round, offering increased terminal performance and weight retention.
In addition to the 22 Nosler, the company is also adding the 6.5 Creedmoor loaded with 140 grain RDF bullets to the Match Grade Ammunition product line. Boasting exceptional ballistic coefficient and reduced hollow-point size, the ammunition touts even more long range performance.
The Match Grade in 22 Nosler is currently offered at $27.95 for a box of 20, while the 6.5 Creedmoor version comes in slightly higher at $38.95. Rounding out the new goodies, is the E-Tip series which provides 20 rounds at $31.95.
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