Speer’s Hot-Cor bullet in .375 caliber, 235 grains (brand part no. 2471) is built with molten lead poured directly into the jacket during construction, a process Speer uses to maximize core-to-jacket consistency while keeping production cost reasonable for the shooter. That construction method delivers reliable all-range accuracy and dependable terminal performance in a semi spitzer soft point profile. Sold in a 50-count box, it’s a proven option for .375-caliber handloaders who want consistent, dependable bullets without a premium price tag. For reloaders standardized on Speer bullet components, this reloading bullet is built for reliable .375-caliber performance.

Key Specifications

• Bulleted in .375 caliber.
• Weighs 235 grains.
• Shaped in a semi spitzer soft point profile.
• Built with the Hot-Cor process, pouring molten lead directly into the jacket.
• Engineered for consistency and cost efficiency through the Hot-Cor manufacturing method.
• Delivers reliable all-range accuracy and terminal performance.
• Sold in a 50-count box.
• Ships at a 1.74-pound shipping weight.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hot-Cor process? Speer pours molten lead directly into the jacket during construction to maximize consistency while minimizing cost.

What bullet profile is this? A semi spitzer soft point.

How many bullets are in a box? 50.

Buy the Speer Hot-Cor Bullets, .375 Caliber 235gr Semi Spitzer Soft Point, 50ct

Consistent core-to-jacket construction and reliable terminal performance make Speer’s Hot-Cor a dependable choice for .375-caliber handloads. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping.