Speer Hot-Cor 375 Caliber 235 Grain Semi-Spitzer Bullets - Box of 50

Speer Hot-Cor 375 caliber 235 grain semi-spitzer bullets are built for hunters and reloaders who demand repeatable performance shot after shot. The Hot-Cor manufacturing process — where molten lead is poured directly into the jacket — creates a bond that reduces inconsistency and delivers the tight manufacturing tolerances serious hand-loaders depend on. At 235 grains in .375 caliber, these semi-spitzer projectiles are engineered for medium to larger game hunting applications where reliable expansion and deep penetration matter.

Speer's Hot-Cor process isn't hype; it's a real advantage for reloaders chasing ammunition that groups tight and performs predictably downrange. Because the lead core is formed as the jacket is filled, you get superior core-to-jacket concentricity compared to conventional bullet construction. That means less run-out, more consistent velocity, and fewer fliers — especially important when you're working up loads for precision rifles or hunting rifles where every round counts.

Each box contains 50 bullets, giving you enough to develop a solid load or prepare for the season. Whether you're a dedicated hand-loader optimizing for a .375 H&H Magnum or another .375 cartridge, these bullets reward careful case preparation and powder selection with the accuracy and reliability you've earned through proper reloading technique.

Key Features

• Hot-Cor construction for superior lead-core adhesion and consistency
• Semi-spitzer profile optimized for medium to large game hunting
• 235 grain weight in .375 caliber
• Box of 50 bullets
• Precision-manufactured for tight dimensional tolerances

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What cartridges does the .375 235 grain semi-spitzer work with?

Speer manufactures these bullets to standard .375 caliber dimensions. Your specific cartridge compatibility depends on your rifle's bore and your reloading data; always consult published load data for your exact caliber and rifle before hand-loading.

Is the Hot-Cor process better for hand-loading?

Yes. The Hot-Cor method bonds the lead core to the jacket during manufacturing, creating better core-to-jacket concentricity than swaged bullets. This reduces inconsistency in weight distribution and improves round-to-round performance in precision reloading.

How many bullets are in a box?

Each box contains 50 bullets.

What makes the semi-spitzer profile suitable for hunting?

The semi-spitzer profile is designed for game hunting, offering a balance between aerodynamics and reliable expansion on medium to larger game. Speer engineers these shapes based on proven field performance, but your results will depend on velocity, distance, and game.