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New ARTV segment goes inside Winchester’s Oxford, Miss., plant, where an all-new production process built the BC Max bullet for accuracy and terminal performance at extended ranges.
“We wanted to develop the most accurate, factory loaded precision rifle hunting cartridge, period,” said Kyle Masinelli, operations divisional director at Winchester Ammunition. “Supreme Long Range was engineered for the long-range hunter that may only get one chance to make a shot. If that hunter has the skill to make the shot, Winchester Supreme Long Range will take care of the rest.”
At the center of the line is the BC Max, the first projectile Winchester has designed and manufactured from scratch specifically for long-range work. The team set out for groups measuring 0.8, 0.7 or even 0.6 MOA, a standard that forced new thinking on jacket construction, lead core production and final assembly.
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“We wanted to develop the most accurate, factory loaded precision rifle hunting cartridge, period,” said Kyle Masinelli, operations divisional director at Winchester Ammunition. “Supreme Long Range was engineered for the long-range hunter that may only get one chance to make a shot. If that hunter has the skill to make the shot, Winchester Supreme Long Range will take care of the rest.”
At the center of the line is the BC Max, the first projectile Winchester has designed and manufactured from scratch specifically for long-range work. The team set out for groups measuring 0.8, 0.7 or even 0.6 MOA, a standard that forced new thinking on jacket construction, lead core production and final assembly.
An NRA Shooting Sports Journal | Inside The Making Of Winchester’s Supreme Long Range Ammo
Winchester's new Supreme Long Range ammo and its BC Max bullet chase sub-0.5-MOA accuracy plus terminal performance at extreme distances.