Speer Load Data in Caliber .243 Win.
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Speer Bullets, a prominent name in ammunition manufacturing, has established itself as a key player in the firearms industry through its development of high-quality ammunition. Founded in 1943 by Vernon Speer, the company initially focused on producing components for ammunition during World War II. Over time, Speer evolved and began offering a range of bullets designed for various shooting applications, from hunting to competitive shooting. The company's innovative approach to bullet design has led to the creation of several renowned product lines. Among these, the Speer Gold Dot bullets are well-regarded for their advanced technology in self-defense ammunition. Designed with a bonded core, Gold Dot bullets are known for their reliable performance and consistent expansion. Another notable product line is the Speer Deep Curl bullets, engineered for hunting purposes. These bullets feature a tough construction intended to provide deep penetration and controlled expansion on game. Additionally, Speer's Lawman bullets cater to the needs of law enforcement and training, offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for practice shooting. The Speer Hot-Cor bullets, designed for hunting, emphasize an optimal balance between accuracy and terminal performance. Each of these product lines reflects Speer’s commitment to innovation and quality in bullet manufacturing. Over the decades, Speer has maintained a reputation for producing ammunition that meets the rigorous demands of shooters and hunters alike, making it a respected name in the industry. The company continues to be recognized for its contributions to ballistic technology and remains a trusted choice among professionals and enthusiasts.
.243 Win.
The .243 Winchester is a popular centerfire rifle cartridge that was introduced in 1955 by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. It is based on the .308 Winchester cartridge case, necked down to accept a smaller, 6mm bullet.The .243 Winchester cartridge typically fires a 55-105 grain bullet at a muzzle velocity of around 2,700 to 3,200 feet per second, depending on the bullet weight and powder charge. It is a versatile cartridge that is well-suited for hunting varmints and small game, as well as larger game such as deer and antelope, especially at medium ranges.The .243 Winchester is a popular choice among hunters and target shooters due to its flat trajectory, mild recoil, and excellent accuracy. It is widely available in both factory-loaded ammunition and in reloading components, making it a convenient and flexible choice for a wide range of shooting applications.
