New Gold Medal Loads Introduced into Federal Premium’s Lineup

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posted on September 8, 2018
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 Federal Premium has announced the expansion of new rifle rounds for their Gold Medal rifle ammunition line.

The line includes new loadings of 6 mm Creedmoor 105-grain Berger Hybrid and 6.5 mm Creedmoor 140-grain Sierra MatchKing. Dealers are receiving shipments of the ammunition currently. Federal brass, target bullets, Gold Medal match primers, and Federal Premium’s specially formulated propellant come as part of the package with the new product, promising consistent accuracy.

Priced between $33 and $37, the new items can be found at federalpremium.com.

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