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Fusion earned its reputation in the deer woods, and the Tipped version takes that proven bonded bullet and makes it reach further. This 25 Creedmoor load runs a 130-grain bullet with a pressure-formed lead core that's molecularly bonded to a uniform copper jacket. That bonding is the whole point behind Fusion's success: the jacket and core stay together through impact, which means the bullet holds onto its weight and drives deep instead of coming apart on the near side of the animal.
The polymer tip up front isn't just for looks. It raises the ballistic coefficient so the bullet fights wind and drop better the further out you shoot, and it works with a skived nose cavity to kick off reliable expansion once it hits. For a cartridge like the 25 Creedmoor, which was built around slick, high-BC .257 bullets and modern case geometry, that tipped design is a natural fit. You get a flatter-shooting, harder-hitting round that still opens up the way a hunting bullet should.
The 25 Creedmoor is a quarter-bore that splits the gap between the 6mm and 6.5 Creedmoor, giving you manageable recoil with genuine deer-and-antelope authority. Paired with the Fusion Tipped bullet, it carries energy well downrange and keeps wind drift in check, which makes it a solid pick whether you're sitting a field edge or taking a longer poke across a cut. The bonded construction gives you the deep penetration and weight retention you want when a clean, ethical kill is the goal.
Each box holds 20 rounds of 130-grain 25 Creedmoor. These are reloadable brass cases, so if you roll your own, you can hang onto the brass after the hunt. It's a dependable, accuracy-minded load from Federal that does exactly what a hunting round should do without any fuss.
This load is built with deer-sized game in mind, and the bonded bullet makes it a strong performer on whitetail, mule deer, and antelope. The 130-grain bullet retains its weight and drives deep for reliable penetration. The 25 Creedmoor carries energy well downrange, so it holds up at longer distances too.
Both use the same molecularly bonded bullet that made Fusion a favorite, so terminal performance stays in the same class. The Tipped version adds a polymer tip that raises the ballistic coefficient, flattens trajectory, and adds energy downrange. In short, you get the same deep-penetrating bullet with better long-range manners.
Yes, these are loaded in reloadable brass cases. If you handload, you can save the spent brass after shooting and work it back into your own loads. That's a nice bonus for a cartridge like the 25 Creedmoor where reloaders like to tune their own recipes.
Each box contains 20 rounds of 130-grain 25 Creedmoor Fusion Tipped. That's the standard count for a Federal rifle hunting load, which is plenty for sighting in and heading to the field.
| UPC | 604544713466 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | F25CRDTFS3 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 25 CREEDMOOR |
| Grains | 130Gr |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Ballistic Tip |
| Shipping Weight | 0.072 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| Cost per Round | 2.05 |
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