Sig Sauer Elite Hunting Ammunition .308 20Rds

Incredible hunting round. These solid copper projectiles take the 300 blk to the next level. Closely resembles the old 7x57 Mauser of the last century. Fast shipping, good pricing. Great Job

A very good offering from Sig Sauer . I was able to harvest my first Whitetail with this round . Shooting from a Savage 10 Ba Stealth in 6,5 Creedmoor . Pretty accurate round that did its job perfectly . Slight quartering to shot . Entered just behind the onside leg , Lung/Heart/Lung/Offside shoulder . Minimal damage to the meat , and the bullet did not exit , getting lodged in the offside shoulder . A great round to give Mono hunting bullets a try .

Out of sig cross 18in barrel, sub moa. Shooting steel not game. Good substitute for ELD match if it’s out of stock.

Like alot of people I got the 716 thinking I was going to slay every deer in the north woods. Unfortunately that rifle is not meant to shoot polymer tipped or bonded ammo and throws it all over the place HOWEVER my MOA at 100 yards is less than 1/2” all day with match grade ammo but you can’t kill anything with match grade SOOO.. I got the 150grain .308 copper rounds and was astonished on the results. Dropped a large deer literally in mid leap at 115 yards and it expired before it hit the ground. I did spine it so that helped. Entrance wound was about the size of a nickel and I never found the exit?? Pretty sure it disintegrated in the spine as the vertebrae where is hit it was destroyed. Short story is this stuff shoots well in the 716 , is very accurate and seems to do the job. I’m still not convinced that a copper 150 grain bullet will do the damage of a 168 nosler accubond when the shot is in the meat and not the spine. Sig needs to come out with a 168 or 175 copper bullet. Anyway the bullet seems to work but again I’m skeptical on a lung or body shot.

I haven’t had a chance to shoot this yet, but I plan on using it to hunt deer with my 8” SBR. It looks like well made ammo and hopefully it shoots as good as it looks. I’m waiting on the Sig Romeo 8H optic to arrive before I sight it in.

Using a brand new Browning BLR, I had 25+% of the cartridges not fire on the first try. Most would fire on the second try. 2 of about 60 would not fire after 4-5 tries with left a strong indention on the primer. I have not had a single issue with Hornady or Winchester ammo not firing, so I do not believe it is the gun. The ammo was acceptably accurate, but you cannot hunt with a cartridge that has a significant chance of not firing. Sig needs to review these primers and address quality control or change primer manufacturers.

I sighted in at 100 yards, which is the most average shot to be taken in North America for whitetail. Bullets were on top of each other in 3 shot groups. I have taken 2 hogs and one buck with these rounds. The blood trail was so extensive from both hogs that Stevie Wonder would have seen it. They did not run more than 37 yards from double lung hits. The buck took a double lung shot, trotted 13 yards toward me and fell over. Bullets were never recovered as they still had enough torque to drive through the animals. Kills were relatively quick, rounds function adequately in the AR platform, and provided me with meat for months on end. This is my go-to ammo for hunting. Couples great with my SIG Echo Thermal Scope.

This is the only ammunition that groups somewhat well out of my SIG CROSS 308. Fairly consistent 1.5 moa. Everything else is 2+. I’ve also tried Hornady ELD-X, SIG Elite Series Accubond, and G9. I ranked 4 because I only shot 1 box.

This round flys straight as an arrow waaaay out there and hits like a mac truck! Some of the tightest groupings i've ever shot w/my .308 to be sure! I cant speak to expansion and knockdown since i haven't let loose on any game yet but i'm confident this is going to be a good deer season!

After shooting a specific round in 308 for years I was unable to find them due to the ammo shortage. This actually turned out to be a blessing because I found this round from Sig Sauer! It has been the most accurate round out of my new Thompson Center Compass Compact 2 16.25 " barrel with a suppressor l I found. Between my 7 year old son and I we have now harvested 9 animals with none of them running more than 30-40 yards! The bullet has rapid expansion and leaves a great exit hole for massive blood trails! I am now stocked up on this round for years!

This ammo performs perfectly in my AR 10 and has stopped every hog and deer in its tracks from 50 to 174 yards.

We all know about the current scarcity of ammo. These were just what I needed and I look forward to using the rest of them soon.

Have put down 2 deer and 1 bear with this round. Have not recovered any, so expansion is hard to tell although they don't seem to have expanded significantly. Bear was hit from 80 yards, round entered in the ribs behind the right front leg and exited through the left rear leg, destroying the femur. Exit hole seemed about the same size as entrance.

Just recently took two whitetail deer using this ammo and the Sig Cross rifle! I have to say what a setup! The first one I saw fall 20 yards from where I shot. The second dropped in his tracks! These rounds shoot very clean and have devastating knock down power. Both bullets expanded completely inside the target before exiting. I would highly recommend not only these rounds but also the Sig Cross rifle! She ran smooth as butter even in the mud and rain!

Sig makes quality products and expected nothing less accuracy at 100 yards and groups are 1.5 or less so they shoot excellent

Very tight grouping at 100 yards. Better than other similar ammunition at same distance. Highly recommend

As always, fantastic ammo. Prints 1/2 minute of angle, and has been one shot kills on hogs and white tails. Expanding my supply with Sig Sauer Ammo!!!

This Ammo is beautiful. It's really pricey. It shoots extremely well. I would recommend getting the 150gr Elite Ball FMJ to sight in your rifle. Then use the copper for hunting. This will save you some cash. For me the groups were very similar at 100 yards. I was shooting using a Wilson Combat AR-10.