Federal is Shipping Gold Medal CenterStrike 6.5 Creedmoor & .308 Win
Federal Premium had announced their new line of Gold Medal CenterStrike ammunition heading into SHOT Show 2023, and now they are beginning to get some of that ammo out the door! Throughout this summer, they have been shipping .308 Win Match-Grade loads to dealers and now they have some 6.5 Creedmoor ready as well. All 3 of these offerings are currently available on Federal Premium’s website.
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For the elders among us, you might remember Federal’s Gold Medal Match series of ammunition from not too long ago. The Gold Medal CenterStrike series looks to be very similar by offering handloaded quality ammunition to shooters without the tedious time of reloading ammo yourself. All of the specs for this group of ammo can be read below as well as Federal’s press release statement:
- Precision-built OTM bullet design
- High ballistic coefficient design
- Held to our tightest specs for accuracy, pressure and velocity
- Gold Medal primers and brass
- Specially formulated propellant
‘The new CenterStike product line continues the tradition of Gold Medal standards delivering industry-leading accuracy in factory-loaded ammunition,’ said Federal Centerfire Rifle Ammunition Product Line Manager, Eric Miller. ‘CenterStrike features a new Open Tip Match bullet that will allow us to expand our Gold Medal product lineup with more options and is ideal for any target shooter looking for long-range accuracy and consistent performance.’
- Gold Medal CenterStrike 6.5 Creedmoor 140 Grain – MSRP $47.99
- Gold Medal CenterStrike 308 Win 168 Grain – MSRP $45.99
- Gold Medal CenterStrike 308 Win 175 Grain – MSRP $45.99
Check Prices on Federal Gold Medal CenterStrike Ammunition
If you are one of those people who has a discerning taste for accuracy in your ammo, but maybe don’t have enough time to reload yourself, this ammo might be right up your alley. There are plans to introduce a .223 Rem 77 Grain offering this fall to the public, and who knows what the future might bring and SHOT Show 2024. As always, let us know all of your thoughts in the Comments below! We always appreciate your feedback.
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GMM is the reason I don't reload. It consistently turns every rifle I put it in into a laser. I'm sure I might be able to squeeze an extra tenth of an inch out by reloading, but it just isn't worth the investment to me.