Description
Federal’s Fusion Tipped is built around a straightforward problem: standard soft-point bullets designed for deer-sized game often sacrifice either penetration or expansion depending on construction, and hunters working on medium to large animals need both working together. The Fusion line addresses this through a bonded core, where the lead is electrochemically joined to the copper jacket rather than mechanically assembled. That bond keeps core and jacket from separating on impact, so the bullet retains more of its original weight as it drives through muscle and bone instead of shedding lead and losing momentum early.
The polymer tip on this load serves two functions. First, it initiates expansion more reliably and at a wider range of impact velocities than a soft-point exposed lead nose would, which matters when shooting angles are less than ideal or range extends beyond the point-blank zone. Second, the tip protects the nose profile during magazine feeding and handling, keeping the ballistic coefficient consistent round to round. That consistency carries through to the flight path, meaning point of impact stays predictable across a box rather than wandering as ogive geometry varies.
At 150 grains, this is a bullet weight well suited to the .270 Winchester’s bore and velocity envelope. The extra mass relative to lighter .270 options gives the projectile more sectional density, which supports deeper penetration on heavier game without requiring the shooter to move up to a larger cartridge. Each box contains 20 rounds.





