Speer Ammo 1605 Hot-Cor .277 Caliber 150 Grain Spitzer Soft Point Reloading Bullets, 100 Count

Speer Ammo Part Number 1605 Hot-Cor bullets are designed for reloaders seeking dependable accuracy and consistent terminal performance in .277 caliber applications. Each 150-grain spitzer soft point bullet features Speer’s Hot-Cor construction process, in which molten lead is poured into the copper jacket during manufacturing. This method helps reduce jacket separation and voids while promoting uniform bullet construction from one projectile to the next.
The streamlined spitzer profile supports a ballistic coefficient of .455, helping the bullet maintain velocity and a flatter trajectory over practical hunting and shooting distances. A lead tip initiates controlled expansion on impact, while the copper jacket provides structural support during flight and penetration. With a sectional density of .279, this bullet offers a useful balance of weight, penetration potential, and aerodynamic performance for compatible .277 caliber rifle cartridges.
These Speer Hot-Cor reloading bullets are supplied as a box of 100 and are intended for use by experienced handloaders who follow established reloading data and safe loading practices. Select powders, primers, cartridges, and seating specifications according to a current, reputable reloading manual, and verify compatibility with your rifle before loading. The consistent design and practical soft point profile make Part Number 1605 a versatile choice for reloaders developing dependable ammunition for range use, field applications, and compatible hunting loads.

Features:

• Coefficient: .455 ballistic coefficient for efficient flight performance

• Bullet Type: Spitzer soft point for a streamlined profile and controlled expansion

• Caliber: .277 caliber rifle bullet

• Weight: 150 grains

• Jacket Material: Copper

• Bullet Tip Material: Lead

• Sectional Density: .279

• Quantity: Box of 100 bullets

• Type: Reloading bullets

• Construction: Speer Hot-Cor process for consistent bullet formation