.17 HMR 17gr Speer TNT Ammo, 250rd Federal BYOB Bottle

Description

The Federal BYOB .17 HMR bottle gives you a full 250 rounds of proven Speer TNT ammunition in a package designed to make high-volume shooting days a lot easier. Instead of dealing with traditional cardboard boxes, the clear plastic bottle lets you see exactly how many rounds you've got left, and the removable lid makes pouring ammo at the range feel almost natural.

What Makes the Speer TNT 17-Grain Bullet Work

The Speer TNT jacketed hollow point is specifically engineered for this cartridge. The thin jacket flutes along more than 90 percent of the bullet's length with a soft lead core behind it, which means the moment it hits anything, it expands violently. At 2530 fps from the muzzle, that 17-grain projectile delivers reliable expansion on small varmints and game. The .17 HMR itself is known for shooting flat out to practical hunting ranges and producing minimal recoil, so follow-up shots stay tight. For prairie dogs, rabbits, squirrels, and similar targets, this round performs exactly as it should.

BYOB Bottle Design Built for Practical Use

Federal's BYOB bottle is more than just a marketing gimmick. The plastic construction means no cardboard dust getting on your hands or clothes, and because there's no cardboard absorbing moisture, your ammo stays cleaner longer. The bottle stacks neatly with others, taking up less space than traditional ammunition boxes. You can keep the lid on and pour through the spout when you need a few rounds, or remove it completely for faster access during high-round-count days at the range. It's the kind of thing that doesn't sound important until you're actually out there shooting.

Range-Ready Performance at Value Price

These are Federal's Champion-line rounds, meaning they emphasize value without cutting corners on quality. Non-corrosive, new production, and loaded in brass cases with consistent priming. The ballistic coefficient sits at .110, which is solid for a bullet this light. Whether you're putting holes in paper at 100 yards or working on small-game accuracy, the round-count in one bottle gives you plenty of practice without constantly reloading your magazine or pouch.