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SKU: 1610-092763016107
Built around an 87 grain spitzer profile, this bullet was originally intended for smaller-capacity 25 caliber cartridges but has proven useful across the full range of 25 caliber loads. It is described as extremely accurate at all velocity levels, giving reloaders flexibility whether the goal is varmint shooting at higher speeds or medium game use from cartridges such as the 250-3000 Savage or 257 Roberts. For hunters and handloaders who want one bullet that can serve in more than one role, it offers a practical option without narrowing the application to a single use case. Load data should always be confirmed through a reloading manual or powder manufacturer resources.
Originally Designed
Broader loading versatility
87 Grain
Spitzer design suits a wide
Described As
Extremely accurate across all velocity
Useful As
Varmint bullet at high velocities
May Also
Be used for medium game
| Accuracy Claim | Extremely accurate at all velocity levels |
|---|---|
| Additional Use | Medium game bullet from smaller-capacity cartridges such as the 250-3000 Savage or 257 Roberts |
| Bullet Type | Spitzer |
| Bullet Weight | 87 grain |
| Caliber | 25 caliber |
| Model Number | 1610 |
| Original Use | Varmint bullet |
| Quantity | 100 ct. |
| Recommended Cartridge Use | Entire range of 25 caliber cartridges |
| Source Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufactures website for load data |
It was originally designed for smaller-capacity 25 caliber cartridges, and the description says it can be used across the full range of 25 caliber cartridges.
No. It is described as a varmint bullet at high velocities, but it may also be used as a medium game bullet from smaller-capacity cartridges such as the 250-3000 Savage or 257 Roberts.
The description says the bullet proved to be extremely accurate at all velocity levels.
No. It specifically directs you to check your reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
The product title indicates a 100-count package.