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SPEER 30(.308) 170gr FNSP BULLET Flat-Nose 100/bx
Read 13 Reviews - Average Rating: 5 stars
Speer 170 FP Works for me.
By James E.
on Oct 11, 2023
Have used for many years mostly inside 100yds in Winchesters, Marlins, Savage, and H&Rs. Accurate and reliable terminal performance.
.303 Savage
By John J M.
on Sep 25, 2023
I’ve been loading for my grandpa‘s 303 Savage for years. I’ve tried other bullets, but these are the most accurate with my loads. Won’t shoot anything else.
Great with CFE223 and 30-30
By Jeff S.
on Sep 17, 2019
I'm getting around 2100 fps out of my Winchester 30-30 and I'm not loading to max pressures. That makes my gun a 200 yard rifle with an inch group at 100 yards. I'm very happy. Now to take it hunting ;)
Speer #2041
By Bryan C.
on Jun 14, 2019
An excellent skinny nose 30-30Win bullet. Like’m for effective 308Win, 300Sav or 30-40Krag light hunting loads. Fits 300BLK and feeds well.
Speer .308 FNSP 170 Grain Bullets
By Blake H.
on May 17, 2019
I use these in my 30 Remington Model 14. Work great, no issues.
Speer 170 gr. FN
By Mark L.
on Apr 26, 2019
Just great all away around. Can't be beat in any 30-30 application. Using LVR with this bullet is outstanding.
Speer 170gr. Flat nose Bullets
By Robert W.
on Mar 30, 2019
The Speer bullet has a ballistic coefficient of 0.298 and the Hornady 170gr. flat nose has a ballistic coefficient of 0.189. This means that at 200 yards the Speer bullet is going about 200 feet per second faster than the Hornady bullet given the same start velocity. This ballistic edge coupled with the Speer Hot-Cor construction and the price differential make shooting the Speer bullet the obvious choice for me. I have also tried the Sierra 170gr. flat nose at a 0.248 ballistic coefficient but they are not as economical as the Speer is. I started using Speer bullets in 1978 and their products never disappoint. Shooting and loading .30-30's is just a whole lot of fun.
308 170 flat nose
By Rick C.
on Dec 16, 2018
Accuracy report: Speer 170 grain flat point, .308”
My Marlin 336A (1976 vintage with micro-groove rifling), shoots 5 shots into near 1” (.90- 1 1/4”) at 100 yards with xx.x grains Win 748 powder ( and flash hole uniformed, weight-sorted brass).
Speer 170 gr 30-30 bullets
By Joe M.
on Nov 21, 2018
Very accurate bullet out my savage 99.
Haven't got to shoot them past a 100 yards
But there high BC has me intrigued
Speer 170
By RUSSELL C.
on Nov 14, 2018
Very consistent. I have tried most on market. This works!!
Speer 170gr
By John R.
on Aug 16, 2018
These bullets cycled through my 300 blk good. Quality bullets for a great price.
speer 170gr fnsp bullets
By DEREK F.
on Aug 15, 2018
great looking bullet.
Speer 308 FNSP #2041 Review
By Thomas B.
on Aug 02, 2018
I know, I know, I know.......who reloads 30-30 ammo? I do and often. And the best shooting bullet for my Marlin 336 and my Winchester Model 94 are these Speer 170 GR bullets. They are consistently repeatable and the quality is reliable and good. What is most frustrating is that they seem to be scarce. So when Grafs had them in stock I ordered them. I will continue to do so as long as they are available. Thank Grafs and Speer.
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