Norma Oryx Bullets

Hey, this is Bill with Raven Rocks Precision. Today we’re taking a deeper dive into the Norma Oryx bullets.

Coming from Åmotfors, Sweden, the Oryx is a traditional bonded bullet that’s been trusted by hunters for decades. It has taken game all over the world and remains a popular choice to this day. At first glance, it may look like many other bullets you’ve used before, but its proven track record and consistent performance make it stand out.

I’m currently holding a .338 cal 230-grain Oryx bullet, but we carry a wide selection, all the way down to .22 cal 55-grain. If you’re shooting a .22-250 and want a bonded projectile, it’s a great option. We also have Oryx bullets available in 6mm, 6.5mm, 7mm, .270, .30 cal, and of course, .338 cal. Click to read entire video transcription

We keep these in case quantities, and you won’t find anyone with a larger inventory of Oryx bullets than we have. Now is a great time to try them. Many of our customers first experience Oryx through factory-loaded ammo, and once they see how well the bullet performs, they come back to buy the bullets themselves and reload their own brass.

This is a handcrafted, traditional bullet made with precision in Sweden. If you haven’t tried it yet, you’ll be impressed not just with its performance, but also with its affordable price. We currently have a great sale running on these bullets, so it’s a smart time to stock up before we have to restock at higher prices in the future. Read Less

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    What are Norma Oryx bullets?

    Norma Oryx bullets are traditional bonded projectiles made in Amotfors Sweden, known for their reliable performance and long-standing reputation in hunting circles around the globe.

    They feature a time-tested design with a bonded core and jacket that ensures controlled expansion and deep penetration on game animals, making them highly effective for various hunting needs.

    We stock a wide range from small calibers like .22 caliber 55 grain all the way up to larger rounds including 6mm, 6.5mm, 7mm, .270 caliber, .30 caliber, and big game rounds like the .338 caliber 230 grain bullet.

    Yes! They work great for everything from varmint-sized game with the smaller calibers to big game like elk or moose with the larger calibers such as the .338.

    Hunters appreciate their proven track record worldwide — these bullets have taken game all over the planet for decades thanks to their reliable expansion and penetration.

    Absolutely! We have plenty of stock including cases of popular calibers so you can keep shooting without worry about running out.

    You won’t find anyone with more Norma Oryx bullets in stock than us — we pride ourselves on having one of the best selections available anywhere in the country.

    Yes, many shooters start with loaded ammo to test performance and then switch to buying just the bullets to reload their own brass once they’re sold on how well they perform.

    They’re handcrafted in Sweden by Amotfors, ensuring high quality and precision with every bullet produced.

    Yes! We currently have a great sale going on these — it’s a perfect time to stock up before prices go back up when we restock in the future.

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    Norma Oryx Bullets

    Hey, this is Bill with Raven Rocks Precision. Today we’re taking a deeper dive into the Norma Oryx bullets.

    Coming from Åmotfors, Sweden, the Oryx is a traditional bonded bullet that’s been trusted by hunters for decades. It has taken game all over the world and remains a popular choice to this day. At first glance, it may look like many other bullets you’ve used before, but its proven track record and consistent performance make it stand out.

    I’m currently holding a .338 cal 230-grain Oryx bullet, but we carry a wide selection, all the way down to .22 cal 55-grain. If you’re shooting a .22-250 and want a bonded projectile, it’s a great option. We also have Oryx bullets available in 6mm, 6.5mm, 7mm, .270, .30 cal, and of course, .338 cal. Click to read entire video transcription

    We keep these in case quantities, and you won’t find anyone with a larger inventory of Oryx bullets than we have. Now is a great time to try them. Many of our customers first experience Oryx through factory-loaded ammo, and once they see how well the bullet performs, they come back to buy the bullets themselves and reload their own brass.

    This is a handcrafted, traditional bullet made with precision in Sweden. If you haven’t tried it yet, you’ll be impressed not just with its performance, but also with its affordable price. We currently have a great sale running on these bullets, so it’s a smart time to stock up before we have to restock at higher prices in the future. Read Less

    Hey, this is Bill with Raven Rocks Precision. Today we’re taking a deeper dive into the Norma Oryx bullets.

    Coming from Åmotfors, Sweden, the Oryx is a traditional bonded bullet that’s been trusted by hunters for decades. It has taken game all over the world and remains a popular choice to this day. At first glance, it may look like many other bullets you’ve used before, but its proven track record and consistent performance make it stand out.

    I’m currently holding a .338 cal 230-grain Oryx bullet, but we carry a wide selection, all the way down to .22 cal 55-grain. If you’re shooting a .22-250 and want a bonded projectile, it’s a great option. We also have Oryx bullets available in 6mm, 6.5mm, 7mm, .270, .30 cal, and of course, .338 cal. Click to read entire video transcription

    We keep these in case quantities, and you won’t find anyone with a larger inventory of Oryx bullets than we have. Now is a great time to try them. Many of our customers first experience Oryx through factory-loaded ammo, and once they see how well the bullet performs, they come back to buy the bullets themselves and reload their own brass.

    This is a handcrafted, traditional bullet made with precision in Sweden. If you haven’t tried it yet, you’ll be impressed not just with its performance, but also with its affordable price. We currently have a great sale running on these bullets, so it’s a smart time to stock up before we have to restock at higher prices in the future. Read Less

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