Speer Hot-Cor Rifle Bullets 7mm .284" 130 gr SSP 100/ct

Speer Hot-Cor Rifle Bullets 7mm .284" 130 gr SSP represent the precision ammunition choice for hunters and precision shooters demanding consistent ballistic performance. The Hot-Cor manufacturing process—where molten lead is poured directly into the copper jacket—creates a core-to-jacket bond that eliminates the inconsistencies found in traditional swaged bullets. This integration delivers shot-to-shot uniformity critical for both field hunting and controlled-distance accuracy work.

The 130-grain soft-point configuration in 7mm caliber (.284") provides the ballistic characteristics necessary for medium to large game applications. Soft-point construction ensures controlled expansion upon impact while maintaining sufficient structural integrity for deep penetration. The 100-count box format (100 rounds per box) supplies a full reloading cycle for serious handloaders or factory ammunition builders who prioritize component consistency. These bullets are produced in a range of proven calibers including 6mm, 6.5mm, 7mm, 7.62mm, 8mm, and 9.3mm, plus traditional options like .25, .30, .32, .35, .45, .270, .303, .338, .375, and .416—underscoring Speer's comprehensive approach to precision ammunition manufacturing.

This product targets handloaders, hunters, and precision shooters who understand that bullet quality directly impacts accuracy and ethical performance in the field. The 7mm 130gr is particularly suited to rifle platforms chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm-08 Remington, and other 7mm cartridges where mid-range bullet weights balance velocity, energy retention, and trajectory. Component shooters benefit from the dimensional consistency the Hot-Cor process provides, reducing powder charge variability and improving group potential compared to inconsistent bulk bullets.

The Hot-Cor technology establishes Speer as a manufacturer focused on internal ballistic uniformity—a specification that translates directly to real-world accuracy when paired with quality brass, powder, and primers. For shooters building precision loads or evaluating factory ammunition performance, Speer's engineering approach has earned consistent recognition among reloaders and competitive shooters.