Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50

Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50

$24.19 $0.49 per piece
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Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50
  • Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50
Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50

Speer 375 Caliber (.375 Diameter) Bullets 235 grain Semi Spitzer Box of 50

(SKU:SP2471)
MPN: 2471
$24.19 $0.49 per piece
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Get incredibly reliable all-range accuracy and terminal performance with Speer® Hot-Cor® bullets. Molten lead is poured into the jacket during the construction process to maximize consistency while minimizing cost to the shooter.

  • Accurate and flat shooting
  • Consistent terminal performance on medium and big game
This is not loaded ammunition.
Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Michael Kurth
Speer .375cal 235 grain Spitzer

A good substitute for the Sierra Pro-hunter bullets which are hard to find.

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Michael Summerfield
Speer 375 235gr SP

Waited a long time for these! They are wonderful bullets for those who want to use their 375 H&H for deer and elk hunting. Starting loads for this cartridge are identical to the factory loads for the 9.3X62 of the same bullet weight. There is only 9 thou difference in diameter, so they are just as effective. Lets you have fun with your big bore without the heavy recoil. The accuracy and expansion of these bullets out to 300 yards has always impressed me. Never used it beyond 300 so can't comment on that.

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Gary Delucchi
Speer .375cal 235 grain Spitzer

Elk cow (500lb.) at 80 yrds: Hit behind shoulder, she moved forward about 10 yds only. No exit hole and looking from inside the cavity there is a fist-sized entry through third/fourth ribs.
Nothing more to be desired!

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