Speer Grand Slam Rifle Bullets 7mm .284" 145 gr GSSP 50/ct
The Speer Grand Slam rifle bullet in 7mm .284" 145 gr is a proven choice for hunters who need a cartridge that handles hard-hitting game and demanding field conditions. Since their introduction in the 1970s, Grand Slam bullets have earned their reputation among serious hunters by combining reliable expansion, weight retention, and repeatable accuracy. Built with Speer's Hot Cor manufacturing process, these bullets fuse the jacket and core during production, resulting in symmetrical expansion and consistent terminal performance across a range of velocities.
What sets the Grand Slam apart is its carefully tapered, precision-drawn jacket fitted with internal flutes. This design enhances the structural integrity of the bullet while promoting controlled expansion on impact—critical when you're closing the distance on elk, deer, or other medium to large game. The jacket-and-core fusion design minimizes jacket-core separation, so you get maximum weight retention and reliable penetration when it counts.
Whether you're loading for a 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm-08, or another 7mm cartridge, the 145-grain weight provides a solid balance of velocity retention and knockdown power. This is a bullet built for hunters who reload their own ammunition and expect their components to deliver the same performance season after season. Each box contains 50 bullets.
Key Features
- Hot Cor process fuses jacket and core for superior integrity and consistent expansion
- Tapered, precision-drawn jacket with internal flutes for controlled performance
- 145-grain weight sized for 7mm rifles
- Proven design trusted by hunters for nearly five decades
- Designed for weight retention and symmetrical expansion on game
Specifications
| Caliber | 7mm |
| Diameter | .284" |
| Weight | 145 grains |
| Bullet Type | GSSP (Grand Slam Soft Point) |
| Count per Box | 50 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What 7mm rifles will these bullets work in?
The .284" diameter and 145-grain weight make these suitable for standard 7mm rifle cartridges like the 7mm Remington Magnum and 7mm-08 Remington. Always verify that your specific rifle and load data support the 145-grain bullet weight before loading.
Are Grand Slam bullets good for hunting?
Yes. Grand Slam bullets are specifically designed for hunting and are known for reliable expansion, weight retention, and consistent performance on game. The internal flutes and jacket-core fusion design promote controlled expansion when you need it most.
How many bullets are in a box?
Each box contains 50 bullets.
What makes the Grand Slam bullet design different?
The Hot Cor process fuses the jacket and core together during manufacturing, creating a stronger, more symmetrical bullet that resists jacket-core separation. The internal flutes in the tapered jacket further enhance controlled expansion and structural integrity on impact.

