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Speer
Building accurate, repeatable rifle loads starts with quality bullets, and Speer Hot-Cor 270 caliber 130 grain spitzer bullets are engineered for hunters and handloaders who demand consistency. The Hot-Cor manufacturing process—where molten lead is poured directly into the jacket—produces bullets with uniform weight, concentricity, and performance round after round. At 130 grains in .270 caliber, these spitzers deliver the ballistic profile and terminal performance that serious hunters have relied on for decades. Whether you're loading for whitetail, mule deer, or longer-range mountain game, these bullets give you the foundation for precision handloads.
The spitzer profile balances aerodynamic efficiency with controlled expansion, making 130-grain .270 bullets a versatile choice across typical hunting distances. Because they're made to exacting standards, you'll spend less time sorting and more time shooting. Each box contains 100 bullets, so you'll have plenty for load development, testing, and a full season afield.
Handloaders appreciate Speer bullets for their consistency and availability in popular calibers and weights. If you're already familiar with the Hot-Cor line or stepping into reloading for the first time, this is a load you can trust.
| Caliber | .270 |
| Weight | 130 grain |
| Bullet Style | Spitzer |
| Quantity per Box | 100 |
| Manufacturing Process | Hot-Cor |
Hot-Cor is Speer's proprietary bullet-making method where molten lead is poured directly into the copper jacket. This creates a more uniform bond between core and jacket, resulting in better consistency from bullet to bullet—a key factor in handload accuracy and reliability.
Yes. The 130-grain spitzer profile in .270 caliber is a proven hunting bullet weight, popular for deer and similar game at typical hunting ranges.
Each box contains 100 bullets.
Yes. These are component bullets for handloaders. You'll need a reloading press, dies, cases, powder, and primers to assemble complete cartridges.
Speer
Building accurate, repeatable rifle loads starts with quality bullets, and Speer Hot-Cor 270 caliber 130 grain spitzer bullets are engineered for hunters and handloaders who demand consistency. The Hot-Cor manufacturing process—where molten lead is poured directly into the jacket—produces bullets with uniform weight, concentricity, and performance round after round. At 130 grains in .270 caliber, these spitzers deliver the ballistic profile and terminal performance that serious hunters have relied on for decades. Whether you're loading for whitetail, mule deer, or longer-range mountain game, these bullets give you the foundation for precision handloads.
The spitzer profile balances aerodynamic efficiency with controlled expansion, making 130-grain .270 bullets a versatile choice across typical hunting distances. Because they're made to exacting standards, you'll spend less time sorting and more time shooting. Each box contains 100 bullets, so you'll have plenty for load development, testing, and a full season afield.
Handloaders appreciate Speer bullets for their consistency and availability in popular calibers and weights. If you're already familiar with the Hot-Cor line or stepping into reloading for the first time, this is a load you can trust.
| Caliber | .270 |
| Weight | 130 grain |
| Bullet Style | Spitzer |
| Quantity per Box | 100 |
| Manufacturing Process | Hot-Cor |
Hot-Cor is Speer's proprietary bullet-making method where molten lead is poured directly into the copper jacket. This creates a more uniform bond between core and jacket, resulting in better consistency from bullet to bullet—a key factor in handload accuracy and reliability.
Yes. The 130-grain spitzer profile in .270 caliber is a proven hunting bullet weight, popular for deer and similar game at typical hunting ranges.
Each box contains 100 bullets.
Yes. These are component bullets for handloaders. You'll need a reloading press, dies, cases, powder, and primers to assemble complete cartridges.
