Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper – Proven Lead-Free 300 Win Mag Hunting Ammo, 20 Rounds

Description

Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper ammunition loads a 165 grain Trophy Copper bullet into the 300 Winchester Magnum. Federal lists a muzzle velocity of about 3050 feet per second and a ballistic coefficient of .503, which works out to roughly 3409 foot-pounds of muzzle energy by standard calculation. Each box holds 20 rounds.

• Copper Construction with Aggressive Expansion
• Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper Specifications
• Hunting Tips

Copper Construction with Aggressive Expansion

Trophy Copper uses a copper, polymer-tipped bullet that Federal says retains up to 99 percent of its weight, giving deep penetration in an expanding bullet.

The tipped cavity is shaped to expand across a broad range of velocities, so the bullet performs on close shots and long ones. A grooved shank helps accuracy across a wide range of rifles.

A polymer tip and boat-tail raise the ballistic coefficient for higher downrange velocity, more energy and less drop. Being lead-free, it also works where lead ammunition is restricted.

Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper Specifications

These figures follow Federal’s published data for item P300WTC2. Federal’s product page lists UPC 029465063511, which matches this listing.

• Brand: Federal Premium
• Product line: Trophy Copper
• Manufacturer item number: P300WTC2
• Caliber: 300 Winchester Magnum
• Bullet: 165 grain Trophy Copper
• Muzzle velocity: about 3050 fps
• Muzzle energy: about 3409 ft-lbs (standard calculation)
• Ballistic coefficient: .503
• Usage: elk, moose and deer hunting
• Rounds per box: 20

Hunting Tips

Use Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper ammo only in rifles chambered for 300 Winchester Magnum.

Zero your rifle with this exact load, then confirm your holds at the longest distance you expect to shoot.

Aim for the heart and lung area on a broadside or slightly quartering animal for quick, ethical results.

Practice from field positions such as sitting, kneeling and shooting off sticks before the season.

Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper ammo is a dependable choice for hunters after deer, elk and other big game at extended ranges.

The 165 grain weight is the lighter of the two Trophy Copper options Federal offers in 300 Win Mag. It leaves the muzzle faster than the 180 grain version, which flattens trajectory for longer shots on deer-sized game, while the copper construction still holds together on larger animals.

Before the season, shoot a few groups with Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper ammo from a solid rest, then practice from the positions you will actually hunt from. A rifle that groups well off the bench is only part of the picture; being able to hold steady from sitting, kneeling or off shooting sticks is what fills tags.

After the shot, give the animal time before you follow up, and mark where it was standing. A soft point bullet that does its job usually leaves a good blood trail, but patience makes recovery much easier.

Clean your rifle after the hunt and store it with a light coat of oil, especially if it was out in rain or snow.

Premium hunting ammunition costs more than practice loads, so many hunters zero with a box of the same load they will hunt with and then confirm their dope before each season. Buying several boxes of Federal 300 WM 165gr Trophy Copper from one lot keeps your point of impact consistent from year to year.

Wind and range estimation matter as much as the bullet. Use a rangefinder, learn how your load drifts in a crosswind, and practice at the distances you expect to shoot. Store ammunition in a cool, dry place in its original box so it performs the same on opening day as it did at the range.

Looking for a rifle to shoot it in? Check out the Springfield 2020 Boundary 300 Win Mag, or read more on Federal’s Trophy Copper 300 Winchester Magnum page.