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Sierra, 7mm
| brand: | sierra |
| caliber: | 7mm |
| grains: | 160gr |
Sierra 7mm .284 160gr HPBT 1925
The 160 grain #1925 Hollow Point Boat Tail bullet is a true magnum bullet, slightly "tougher" than the #1920 in order to penetrate deeper. This hollow tip bullet, contrary to popular belief, is not particularly fragile. The nasal opening is modestly closed to help with initial upset, but four skives cut into the jacket provide even expansion. Of course, there is no exposed lead in the magazine to distort. The end result is a fantastic bullet that can be used in a variety of big game scenarios.
For hunting with a handgun, the 160 grain #1925 bullet is far too "hard." For silhouettes and target shooting, this bullet can be used in any 7mm cartridge.
⁍ Caliber: 7mm .284"
⁍ Bullet Weight: 160gr
⁍ Sectional Density: .283
⁍ SKU: 1925
Reloaders seeking Sierra 7mm rifle projectiles.
Compatible rifle cartridges designed for .284-inch bullets.
Target shooting and precision-focused sporting applications.
Users looking for a 160-grain hollow-point boat-tail projectile.
When selecting projectiles for a compatible rifle cartridge.
For target shooting with properly assembled ammunition.
When a 160-grain projectile is appropriate for the intended application.
When following the manufacturer's published specifications and reloading guidance.
Brand: Sierra
Product Series: GameKing
Product Type: Rifle projectile
Calibre: 7mm
Bullet Diameter: .284 inch
Bullet Weight: 160 grains
Bullet Design: Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT)
Product Number: 1925
Q: What type of projectile is the Sierra #1925?
A: It is a 160-grain HPBT GameKing rifle projectile designed for compatible reloading applications.
Q: What does HPBT mean?
A: HPBT stands for Hollow Point Boat Tail, describing the projectile's nose design and tapered base.
Q: What is the bullet diameter?
A: Its nominal diameter is .284 inch, commonly referred to as 7mm.
Q: How much does each projectile weigh?
A: Each projectile weighs 160 grains.
Q: Is this complete ammunition?
A: No. This product is a projectile component intended for compatible reloading applications.
