Winchester’s Safari Ammo Engineered for World’s Toughest Game

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Winchester's new Safari Ammunition was engineered to tackle the toughest game and provide performance and versatility in almost any situation.

Offered in .375 H&H Magnum, .416 Rigby, .458 Winchester Magnum and .416 Remington Magnum, the new Winchester Safari line makes the most of these popular and proven African cartridges by pairing them with the finest bullets: Nosler Partition and the new Nosler Solid.

Nosler Partition bullets — with copper alloy jackets and lead-alloy cores — have long been favored for accuracy and terminal performance on game. The new Nosler Solids — featuring a unique design and homogenous lead-free alloy construction — provide spectacular penetration and an impressively straight wound channel on large, thick-skinned game.

“The Safari line was developed to meet the most demanding hunting needs,” said Glen Weeks, Winchester centerfire product manager. “Each of the cartridges in the line provides the energy and knockdown power needed for the largest and most dangerous game. The Partition offerings are ideal for dangerous, or large thinner- skin game, and the Solids will offer maximum penetration on the toughest hide and bone.”

Winchester Safari Ammunition features nickel-plated cartridge cases and is packaged in reusable 20-round plastic boxes with labels featuring vintage Winchester artwork.

Contact Winchester at www.winchester.com.

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