Speer Hot-Cor Rifle Bullets .30 cal .308" 200 gr SSP 50/ct

Speer Hot-Cor Rifle Bullets .30 caliber .308" 200 grain semi-soft point deliver the consistency and accuracy serious reloaders and precision shooters demand. Manufactured using Speer's proprietary Hot Cor process—molten lead poured directly into the jacket—these .308 bullets achieve superior uniformity across the entire 50-round count. The result is tighter velocity spreads, more predictable ballistics, and improved group concentricity downrange, whether you're hand-loading for long-range competition, hunting applications, or precision training protocols.

The 200-grain bullet weight in .308 diameter (7.62mm/.30 cal) sits at the mid-to-heavy end of the rifle cartridge spectrum, making it well-suited for .30-06 Springfield, .308 Winchester, and other .30 caliber platform reloading. The semi-soft point design offers reliable expansion on game while maintaining sufficient structural integrity for barrier penetration in duty and training scenarios. Hot Cor construction eliminates the air gap between core and jacket, reducing bullet runout and core-to-jacket separation—both critical variables for consistent external ballistics and terminal performance.

Handloaders pursuing match-grade ammunition, precision hunters zeroing in on long-range capability, and tactical reloaders building duty-grade rifle rounds will find these Hot-Cor bullets deliver the dimensional consistency required for repeatable performance. The 50-count box format suits component stockers building match loads or working through load development cycles without excessive inventory commitment. Each round can be visually inspected and seated with confidence in uniform bullet construction.

Speer's Hot-Cor process remains an industry standard for copper-jacketed bullet consistency. This 200-grain offering complements standard rifle powders and primers across .30 caliber platforms, making it a practical choice for both high-volume training loads and precision competition ammunition. Verify compatibility with your specific rifle's twist rate and intended velocity window before finalizing load development.