This specific ammunition refers to cartridges manufactured by Federal Premium Ammunition. The .308 Winchester caliber is a common hunting and target-shooting round known for its accuracy and power. “Gold Medal Match” designates a line of premium ammunition designed for competitive shooting and precision rifle applications. The “168” signifies the bullet weight in grains, a heavier projectile often preferred for longer-range accuracy and stability in the .308 Winchester caliber.
Cartridges of this type are frequently chosen for their consistent performance and tight tolerances, crucial factors in achieving optimal accuracy. The heavier 168-grain bullet often exhibits improved ballistic coefficients, contributing to less wind drift and better long-range performance. This makes it a popular choice for competitive target shooting, long-range hunting, and tactical applications where precision is paramount. The manufacturer’s reputation for quality control further enhances the perceived value and reliability of this particular ammunition.