Speer TNT Varmint Bullets 270 Caliber (277 Diameter) 90 Grain Jacketed Hollow PointSpeer$170.14
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Speer TNT 25 caliber (.257) 87 grain hollow point bullets are built for reloaders who demand reliable varmint performance without breaking the bank. Whether you're handloading rounds for prairie dogs, coyotes, or other small game, these bullets combine Speer's seven-decade heritage in precision ammunition with features engineered specifically for fast, consistent expansion on target.
The TNT line starts with a thin, precision-formed jacket paired to a dead-soft lead core—a combination designed to promote complete bullet disruption on impact. Internal fluting further aids consistent performance, while the long ogive and small hollow point deliver ballistic coefficients competitive with boat-tail designs. That means you get the velocity retention and downrange energy you need for longer shots, even in a standard profile.
Reloaders choose TNT bullets for their track record: exceptional accuracy, repeatable terminal performance, and the kind of quality construction that makes handloading rewarding. These are components you can trust to perform consistently across multiple loadings, helping you develop accurate, effective varmint loads tailored to your rifle and hunting conditions.
| Caliber | .257 (25 caliber) |
| Bullet Weight | 87 grains |
| Bullet Style | Hollow Point |
| Component Type | Rifle bullet for reloading |
These .257 bullets are designed for rifles chambered in 25-caliber cartridges, such as the .257 Roberts or .25-06 Remington. Always verify your specific rifle's caliber before reloading.
Yes. The long ogive and hollow point design, combined with ballistic coefficients comparable to boat-tail bullets, provide the velocity retention needed for extended-range performance on varmints.
Speer TNT bullets are designed as reloading components for handloaders. Proper brass handling, powder selection, and loading practices help ensure consistent performance across multiple loadings.
TNT bullets are engineered for varmint hunting and similar applications where reliable, rapid expansion is desired. Their terminal performance makes them well-suited to predators and pest control at varied ranges.
Speer
Speer TNT 25 caliber (.257) 87 grain hollow point bullets are built for reloaders who demand reliable varmint performance without breaking the bank. Whether you're handloading rounds for prairie dogs, coyotes, or other small game, these bullets combine Speer's seven-decade heritage in precision ammunition with features engineered specifically for fast, consistent expansion on target.
The TNT line starts with a thin, precision-formed jacket paired to a dead-soft lead core—a combination designed to promote complete bullet disruption on impact. Internal fluting further aids consistent performance, while the long ogive and small hollow point deliver ballistic coefficients competitive with boat-tail designs. That means you get the velocity retention and downrange energy you need for longer shots, even in a standard profile.
Reloaders choose TNT bullets for their track record: exceptional accuracy, repeatable terminal performance, and the kind of quality construction that makes handloading rewarding. These are components you can trust to perform consistently across multiple loadings, helping you develop accurate, effective varmint loads tailored to your rifle and hunting conditions.
| Caliber | .257 (25 caliber) |
| Bullet Weight | 87 grains |
| Bullet Style | Hollow Point |
| Component Type | Rifle bullet for reloading |
These .257 bullets are designed for rifles chambered in 25-caliber cartridges, such as the .257 Roberts or .25-06 Remington. Always verify your specific rifle's caliber before reloading.
Yes. The long ogive and hollow point design, combined with ballistic coefficients comparable to boat-tail bullets, provide the velocity retention needed for extended-range performance on varmints.
Speer TNT bullets are designed as reloading components for handloaders. Proper brass handling, powder selection, and loading practices help ensure consistent performance across multiple loadings.
TNT bullets are engineered for varmint hunting and similar applications where reliable, rapid expansion is desired. Their terminal performance makes them well-suited to predators and pest control at varied ranges.
