Hornady's InterLock .270 caliber 150-grain spire point bullets feature a patented ring system that locks the core and jacket together during expansion, ensuring reliable performance for big game hunting.
Hornady's InterLock bullets represent a proven approach to controlled expansion and reliable performance in the field. These .270 caliber, 150-grain projectiles are engineered specifically for hunters who demand consistency and dependable terminal performance.
InterLock Ring System The defining characteristic of these bullets is Hornady's patented InterLock ring—a raised ring embedded directly in the bullet's core. This mechanical lock keeps the jacket and core unified during expansion, preventing the separation that can occur with conventional bullet designs. The result is superior mass retention and energy transfer to your target.
Controlled Expansion The tapered jacket features precisely controlled thickness that ensures reliable expansion across a wide velocity range. Whether you're shooting at close range or extending your shot to moderate distances, these bullets perform consistently.
One-Piece Core Construction Unlike bullets with divided cores that can separate on impact, the InterLock's solid core remains intact. This engineering choice directly translates to deeper penetration and a more effective wound channel.
Accurate Crimping A cannelure groove runs around the bullet's body, providing a consistent seating surface for reloaders. This feature works in concert with the InterLock ring to maintain bullet integrity throughout the firing sequence.
These bullets are purpose-built for big game hunting. The 150-grain weight in .270 caliber provides an excellent balance of velocity, energy retention, and penetration for deer, elk, and similar-sized game at typical hunting ranges.