These Woodleigh Win bullets keep the beloved 348 Winchester feeding its Model 71 lever gun, offering fifty .348 inch projectiles built for the task. When a classic lever cartridge deserves quality components, Woodleigh Win bullets bring the flat nose profile and deep penetration this round has always rewarded.
What these Woodleigh Win bullets are and who they are for
This is a 50 count box of .348 inch bullets for the 348 Winchester, catalogued as a 250 grain flat nose soft nose. The 348 was the powerhouse chambering of the Winchester Model 71, a lever action revered for its authority on elk, moose, and bear in heavy timber. Because factory ammunition for the 348 comes and goes, handloaders keep these rifles alive, and they need bullets shaped for tubular magazines.
Owners of the Model 71 and other 348 Winchester rifles who want to reload for hunting are exactly who these bullets are made for.
Why choose these Woodleigh Win bullets
- Fifty .348 inch projectiles cut specifically for the 348 Winchester.
- A 250 grain flat nose soft nose that is safe in a tubular magazine.
- Heavy, deep penetrating design suited to timber game like elk and bear.
- Quality components for a cartridge that factories only support sporadically.
- Soft nose construction that expands under control and holds weight.
- Australian craftsmanship that honors a legendary Winchester lever gun.
Specifications and how they perform
Each bullet in this 50 count box is a .348 inch, 250 grain flat nose soft nose. The flat nose is essential, since it lets the 348 be loaded safely in the tubular magazine of a Model 71 without risk of a primer strike under recoil. That heavy 250 grain weight gives the cartridge deep penetration and plenty of momentum for close, heavy cover work. Built by Woodleigh, these soft nose bullets deliver the controlled expansion and reliability that keep a classic lever gun effective.
About the 348 Winchester and the Model 71
The 348 Winchester debuted in 1936 as the powerhouse chambering of the Model 71 lever action, and it built a devoted following among hunters who worked heavy timber for elk, moose, and bear. It is a big, deep driving cartridge that thrives on a heavy flat nose bullet, and because factory ammunition comes and goes, the handloader is the reason so many of these classic rifles still hunt. A correctly shaped, quality projectile is essential, both for safety in the tubular magazine and for the terminal performance the cartridge is capable of. Keeping one fed is a rewarding project for anyone who appreciates fine old lever guns.
Load these bullets specifically for the Model 71 and its tubular magazine. The flat nose profile is not optional, since it prevents a pointed tip from resting on the primer of the round ahead under recoil. Build the charge in careful increments from trusted data, seat to a length that cycles smoothly through the action, and apply a crimp suited to the lever gun. Confirm function and zero before hunting, and give the vintage rifle a careful inspection as part of the process. Stored cool and dry and loaded with respect, a 348 keeps dropping timber game the way it has for decades.
Practical use, care, and compatibility
Load these flat nose bullets for tubular magazine safety, develop your charge in careful increments from trusted data, and seat to a length that cycles smoothly through the Model 71 action. Confirm function and zero before you hunt, and inspect your vintage rifle as part of the process. Store the box cool and dry to protect the soft noses. For brass, loading blocks, and range storage, browse our gear and storage category. With attentive load work, these Woodleigh Win bullets let a 348 Winchester keep dropping timber game the way it has for generations.
For the classic 348 Winchester lever gun, these Woodleigh Win bullets are the component to load.
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