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Speer
Speer Impact polymer tip boat tail bullets deliver the precision and terminal performance serious reloaders demand for hunting rifle handloads. Built on a molecularly bonded jacket design, these .50-count boxes feature a proprietary Slipstream polymer tip that creates an aerodynamically optimized meplat and initiates expansion at velocities roughly 200 fps lower than comparable designs—a real advantage when you're pushing for consistent performance across varying distances and game conditions.
The hollow core geometry combined with jacket construction means you get deep penetration at typical hunting ranges while maintaining the low-velocity expansion characteristics usually reserved for premium factory ammunition. High ballistic coefficients translate to flatter trajectories and less wind drift downrange, making these bullets a logical choice for hunters who reload to extend effective range or dial in accuracy for specific rifle and powder combinations. The molecularly fused jacket maximizes weight retention through the animal, improving both consistency and terminal ballistics.
Whether you're fine-tuning handloads for a distance hunt or running a reloading bench that demands dependable, field-proven bullets, Speer Impact rounds reward attention to detail. The ballistic coefficient varies across velocity bands—something worth noting during load development and trajectory calculations for your specific rifle and conditions.
| Brand | Speer |
| Product Type | Rifle Bullets – Polymer Tip Boat Tail |
| Quantity | 50 per box |
| Ballistic Coefficient (3000–2500 fps) | G1: .646 | G7: .323 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (2500–2000 fps) | G1: .620 | G7: .312 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (1500–2000 fps) | G1: .584 | G7: .301 |
| Construction | Molecularly bonded jacket, hollow core, Slipstream polymer tip |
The Slipstream polymer tip creates a perfect aerodynamic meplat and allows the hollow core to initiate expansion at velocities roughly 200 fps lower than comparable bullet designs. This means you get more consistent expansion from close range to distance, even at lower impact velocities.
Yes. The high ballistic coefficients (.646 G1 at 3000–2500 fps, dropping to .584 G1 at 1500–2000 fps) support flatter trajectories and better long-range performance. The design combines deep mid-range penetration with reliable low-velocity expansion at distance, making them a solid choice for extended-range hunting loads.
Each box contains 50 bullets, sized for convenient reloading bench use.
The molecularly fused jacket maximizes weight retention during expansion and penetration, which improves both accuracy and terminal ballistics consistency across different hunting scenarios.
Speer
Speer Impact polymer tip boat tail bullets deliver the precision and terminal performance serious reloaders demand for hunting rifle handloads. Built on a molecularly bonded jacket design, these .50-count boxes feature a proprietary Slipstream polymer tip that creates an aerodynamically optimized meplat and initiates expansion at velocities roughly 200 fps lower than comparable designs—a real advantage when you're pushing for consistent performance across varying distances and game conditions.
The hollow core geometry combined with jacket construction means you get deep penetration at typical hunting ranges while maintaining the low-velocity expansion characteristics usually reserved for premium factory ammunition. High ballistic coefficients translate to flatter trajectories and less wind drift downrange, making these bullets a logical choice for hunters who reload to extend effective range or dial in accuracy for specific rifle and powder combinations. The molecularly fused jacket maximizes weight retention through the animal, improving both consistency and terminal ballistics.
Whether you're fine-tuning handloads for a distance hunt or running a reloading bench that demands dependable, field-proven bullets, Speer Impact rounds reward attention to detail. The ballistic coefficient varies across velocity bands—something worth noting during load development and trajectory calculations for your specific rifle and conditions.
| Brand | Speer |
| Product Type | Rifle Bullets – Polymer Tip Boat Tail |
| Quantity | 50 per box |
| Ballistic Coefficient (3000–2500 fps) | G1: .646 | G7: .323 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (2500–2000 fps) | G1: .620 | G7: .312 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (1500–2000 fps) | G1: .584 | G7: .301 |
| Construction | Molecularly bonded jacket, hollow core, Slipstream polymer tip |
The Slipstream polymer tip creates a perfect aerodynamic meplat and allows the hollow core to initiate expansion at velocities roughly 200 fps lower than comparable bullet designs. This means you get more consistent expansion from close range to distance, even at lower impact velocities.
Yes. The high ballistic coefficients (.646 G1 at 3000–2500 fps, dropping to .584 G1 at 1500–2000 fps) support flatter trajectories and better long-range performance. The design combines deep mid-range penetration with reliable low-velocity expansion at distance, making them a solid choice for extended-range hunting loads.
Each box contains 50 bullets, sized for convenient reloading bench use.
The molecularly fused jacket maximizes weight retention during expansion and penetration, which improves both accuracy and terminal ballistics consistency across different hunting scenarios.
