When the heaviest Gold Country .30-06 choice is the point

The .30-06 Springfield earned its place with a wide range of bullet weights, yet most current shelves concentrate on 150 to 180 grains. A hunter deliberately looking for a 220-grain load can discover that the classic heavy end of the cartridge has nearly disappeared from ordinary selection.

This Gold Country load answers that problem with a 220-grain .308-diameter Razorback bullet in new Starline brass. It is the heaviest choice in our current Razorback .30-06 pair, built for the shooter who has already decided that bullet mass matters more than following the common-weight crowd.

Available to order: 20 loaded cartridges. Gold Country ammunition is produced in small batches and normally ships within seven business days.

Why choose 220 grains instead of 200?

Choose the 220-grain load when the reason for leaving conventional .30-06 weights is to reach the heaviest option in this Gold Country pair. The related 200-grain Razorback load is the neighboring answer for shooters who want a meaningful step beyond 180 grains without moving to the maximum-mass choice.

What the Razorback contributes

The Gold Country Razorback is a jacketed lead-core bullet with a rounded 6S-ogive profile. Its jacket and nose construction are intended to support controlled upset while retaining structure. That is design intent, not a promise of maximum penetration or a particular result on game. Actual behavior depends on impact velocity, target medium, shot conditions and the individual rifle.

Load specifications

Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
Cartridge: .30-06 Springfield
Bullet: 220-grain Gold Country Razorback
Bullet diameter: .308 inch
Construction: Copper jacket and lead core
Profile: Rounded 6S ogive
Brass: New Starline
Approximate velocity: 2,450 fps based on published load data
Quantity: 20 loaded cartridges
Production: Small-batch; normally ships within seven business days
Made in: USA

Velocity basis and firearm fit

The approximately 2,450-fps figure is based on published load data and is not a Gold Country chronograph result. Actual velocity varies with barrel length, chamber, bore condition, component and ammunition lots, temperature and other conditions.

Heavy 200- and 220-grain .30-06 bullets are longer than many lighter bullets and may contact the rifling in rifles with unusually short throats or match-style chambers. Use only in a firearm marked for .30-06 Springfield. Confirm that every cartridge chambers freely, feeds correctly and fits the magazine before use. Establish point of impact in the rifle that will be carried.

When the heaviest Gold Country .30-06 choice is the point

Why choose 220 grains instead of 200?

What the Razorback contributes

Load specifications

Velocity basis and firearm fit

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.30-06 Springfield Extra-Heavy Hunting Ammunition — 220-Grain Gold Country Razorback, 20 Rounds