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Speer
Speer TNT Varmint Bullets in .30 caliber (308 diameter) at 125 grains deliver the terminal performance varmint reloaders demand. Built with a thin precision jacket, internal fluting, and a soft lead core, these hollow-point rounds are engineered to expand reliably on impact for clean, efficient varmint work at range. Whether you're loading for prairie dogs, coyotes, or competitive varmint matches, TNT bullets combine accuracy with dependable disruption.
The 125-grain weight in .30 caliber strikes a practical balance for varmint applications—light enough for flat trajectory over moderate distances, yet heavy enough to maintain stability in field conditions. Speer's construction philosophy means you get consistent performance from round to round, which matters when you're stacking shots on small targets or working multiple animals across a day afield.
These are serious reloading components, not marketing hype. The combination of thin jacket design, internal fluting, and hollow-point geometry ensures predictable expansion without excessive jacket debris or unpredictable fragmentation. That control translates to ethical kills and fewer wounded varmints. Reloaders appreciate TNT bullets for their straightforward, no-nonsense approach to terminal ballistics—they do what they're supposed to do, consistently.
| Caliber | .30 Cal (308 Diameter) |
| Weight | 125 Grains |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Manufacturer | Speer |
These are .30 caliber bullets (308 diameter) and work in any rifle chambered for .30 caliber cartridges—.308 Winchester, 30-06 Springfield, .300 Win Mag, and similar. At 125 grains, they're suited for varmint and medium-range work rather than big game hunting.
Yes—these are component bullets for handloaders. They are not loaded ammunition; you will need to load them into cartridge cases with powder, primers, and appropriate reloading equipment and knowledge.
TNT bullets feature a thin precision jacket combined with internal fluting and a soft lead core, designed specifically for rapid, controlled expansion on varmint-sized targets. The hollow-point geometry supports this terminal performance without the over-fragmentation or unpredictability of some varmint loads.
As long as your rifle is chambered in a .30 caliber cartridge (such as .308 Win, 30-06, or similar), 308-diameter bullets will function. Always verify proper fit and consult published reloading data for your specific cartridge before loading.
Speer
Speer TNT Varmint Bullets in .30 caliber (308 diameter) at 125 grains deliver the terminal performance varmint reloaders demand. Built with a thin precision jacket, internal fluting, and a soft lead core, these hollow-point rounds are engineered to expand reliably on impact for clean, efficient varmint work at range. Whether you're loading for prairie dogs, coyotes, or competitive varmint matches, TNT bullets combine accuracy with dependable disruption.
The 125-grain weight in .30 caliber strikes a practical balance for varmint applications—light enough for flat trajectory over moderate distances, yet heavy enough to maintain stability in field conditions. Speer's construction philosophy means you get consistent performance from round to round, which matters when you're stacking shots on small targets or working multiple animals across a day afield.
These are serious reloading components, not marketing hype. The combination of thin jacket design, internal fluting, and hollow-point geometry ensures predictable expansion without excessive jacket debris or unpredictable fragmentation. That control translates to ethical kills and fewer wounded varmints. Reloaders appreciate TNT bullets for their straightforward, no-nonsense approach to terminal ballistics—they do what they're supposed to do, consistently.
| Caliber | .30 Cal (308 Diameter) |
| Weight | 125 Grains |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Manufacturer | Speer |
These are .30 caliber bullets (308 diameter) and work in any rifle chambered for .30 caliber cartridges—.308 Winchester, 30-06 Springfield, .300 Win Mag, and similar. At 125 grains, they're suited for varmint and medium-range work rather than big game hunting.
Yes—these are component bullets for handloaders. They are not loaded ammunition; you will need to load them into cartridge cases with powder, primers, and appropriate reloading equipment and knowledge.
TNT bullets feature a thin precision jacket combined with internal fluting and a soft lead core, designed specifically for rapid, controlled expansion on varmint-sized targets. The hollow-point geometry supports this terminal performance without the over-fragmentation or unpredictability of some varmint loads.
As long as your rifle is chambered in a .30 caliber cartridge (such as .308 Win, 30-06, or similar), 308-diameter bullets will function. Always verify proper fit and consult published reloading data for your specific cartridge before loading.
