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SIERRA BULLETS
Sierra's 25 caliber 110 grain TGK bullets deliver the ballistic efficiency and field-proven performance that handloaders demand when building ammunition for medium to large game. The tipped, boat-tail design combines a high ballistic coefficient with a profile engineered to shoot flat and expand reliably on target—a proven formula for hunters working with .250 Savage, .25-06 Remington, .257 Weatherby Magnum, and similar quarter-bore cartridges. This 100-count box gives you the volume you need to develop consistent loads without breaking your reloading budget.
The 110 grain weight strikes a practical balance for 25 caliber hunters: substantial enough to penetrate deep on larger animals, yet light enough to maintain excellent velocity and a flatter trajectory compared to heavier .257 offerings. Sierra's jacket construction is built thick to ensure reliable expansion and deep wound channels, so you get both the initial impact and the sustained penetration that separates a clean harvest from a wounded animal. The aerodynamic tip improves ballistic coefficient for better downrange energy retention and less wind drift—real advantages at distance.
Proper rifle twist is a critical detail often overlooked by reloaders new to a particular caliber. Most modern 25 caliber rifles—including the .250-3000 Savage, .25-06, and .257 Weatherby—stabilize this bullet cleanly with a 1-in-10 inch twist rate or faster. Verify your rifle's twist before loading; older .250-3000 rifles may have a slower twist that won't stabilize a 110 grain bullet reliably. Once you've confirmed compatibility, you'll find these bullets responsive to standard 25 caliber load development data and well-suited to both range testing and field hunting.
Whether you're fine-tuning a long-range varmint setup or building ammunition for a fall elk or deer hunt, Sierra's 25 caliber 110 grain TGK offers the precision and reliability that handloaders expect from one of the industry's most trusted bullet makers.
| Caliber | .25 / 25 Caliber |
| Grain Weight | 110 grains |
| Bullet Style | Tipped, Boat-Tail (TGK) |
| Count Per Box | 100 |
| Minimum Twist Requirement | 1-in-10 inch or faster |
The 110 grain TGK is designed for modern 25 caliber cartridges (.25-06, .257 Weatherby, and similar) that have a 1-in-10 inch twist rate or faster. Older .250-3000 Savage rifles may have a slower twist and won't stabilize this bullet reliably. Check your rifle's twist specification before purchasing.
Sierra designed the 110 grain for most modern 25 caliber hunting cartridges, including the .250 Savage (with appropriate twist), .25-06 Remington, .257 Weatherby Magnum, and other quarter-bore rounds used on medium to large game.
These are bullets only—component parts for hand loaders. You will need to assemble them into complete cartridges using reloading equipment, brass, powder, and primers.
One box contains 100 individual bullets, enough to load 100 cartridges (assuming you have brass, primers, and powder on hand).
SIERRA BULLETS
Sierra's 25 caliber 110 grain TGK bullets deliver the ballistic efficiency and field-proven performance that handloaders demand when building ammunition for medium to large game. The tipped, boat-tail design combines a high ballistic coefficient with a profile engineered to shoot flat and expand reliably on target—a proven formula for hunters working with .250 Savage, .25-06 Remington, .257 Weatherby Magnum, and similar quarter-bore cartridges. This 100-count box gives you the volume you need to develop consistent loads without breaking your reloading budget.
The 110 grain weight strikes a practical balance for 25 caliber hunters: substantial enough to penetrate deep on larger animals, yet light enough to maintain excellent velocity and a flatter trajectory compared to heavier .257 offerings. Sierra's jacket construction is built thick to ensure reliable expansion and deep wound channels, so you get both the initial impact and the sustained penetration that separates a clean harvest from a wounded animal. The aerodynamic tip improves ballistic coefficient for better downrange energy retention and less wind drift—real advantages at distance.
Proper rifle twist is a critical detail often overlooked by reloaders new to a particular caliber. Most modern 25 caliber rifles—including the .250-3000 Savage, .25-06, and .257 Weatherby—stabilize this bullet cleanly with a 1-in-10 inch twist rate or faster. Verify your rifle's twist before loading; older .250-3000 rifles may have a slower twist that won't stabilize a 110 grain bullet reliably. Once you've confirmed compatibility, you'll find these bullets responsive to standard 25 caliber load development data and well-suited to both range testing and field hunting.
Whether you're fine-tuning a long-range varmint setup or building ammunition for a fall elk or deer hunt, Sierra's 25 caliber 110 grain TGK offers the precision and reliability that handloaders expect from one of the industry's most trusted bullet makers.
| Caliber | .25 / 25 Caliber |
| Grain Weight | 110 grains |
| Bullet Style | Tipped, Boat-Tail (TGK) |
| Count Per Box | 100 |
| Minimum Twist Requirement | 1-in-10 inch or faster |
The 110 grain TGK is designed for modern 25 caliber cartridges (.25-06, .257 Weatherby, and similar) that have a 1-in-10 inch twist rate or faster. Older .250-3000 Savage rifles may have a slower twist and won't stabilize this bullet reliably. Check your rifle's twist specification before purchasing.
Sierra designed the 110 grain for most modern 25 caliber hunting cartridges, including the .250 Savage (with appropriate twist), .25-06 Remington, .257 Weatherby Magnum, and other quarter-bore rounds used on medium to large game.
These are bullets only—component parts for hand loaders. You will need to assemble them into complete cartridges using reloading equipment, brass, powder, and primers.
One box contains 100 individual bullets, enough to load 100 cartridges (assuming you have brass, primers, and powder on hand).
