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Speer Hot-Cor 35 Caliber (358 Diameter) Bullets 180 Grain Flat Nose with Cannelure Box of 100

$36.05
Brand
Speer
Caliber
.35 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
100
Grain Weight
180
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
76683024350

Overview

Speer Hot-Cor .35 caliber (.358 diameter) rifle bullets are 180-grain flat-nose projectiles designed for medium-to-large game hunting. Manufactured through a process where molten lead is poured into the jacket, these bullets are built to provide high consistency and accuracy. The Hot-Cor construction bonds the core to the jacket to minimize the risk of separation at higher velocities. These bullets feature a copper jacket and are suitable for use in various .35 caliber rifle cartridges, including the .358 Winchester and .358 Norma Magnum. Each box contains 100 bullets with a cannelure for secure seating. They have a sectional density of .201 and a ballistic coefficient of .245.

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