The Sellier & Bellot 9.3×62 TXRG (eXergy Blue) 250 Grain Lead-Free Ammunition is engineered for hunting medium, large, and heavy dangerous game where deep tissue penetration and non-toxic projectile compliance are required. Featuring a 250-grain (16.20 g) solid copper monolithic bullet with a polymer tip and a boat-tail base, this round expands reliably on impact while retaining near-100% of its initial weight. Factory ballistics tested in a 600 mm barrel generate a muzzle velocity of 765 m/s and 4,740 J of muzzle energy, delivering flat trajectory characteristics and hard-hitting downrange terminal performance within traditional bushveld and timber stalking distances.

Key Features

• Monolithic Solid Copper Bullet: Maximises weight retention through heavy bone and dense muscle tissue while eliminating lead meat contamination.
• TXRG Blue Polymer Tip: Drives rapid, consistent expansion across varied impact velocities while improving the aerodynamic profile over flat-base bullets.
• Factory Ballistics: Produces 765 m/s muzzle velocity ($V_0$) and 4,740 J muzzle energy ($E_0$), maintaining 3,262 J of kinetic energy at 200 metres.
• Optimised Sighting Baseline: Features a recommended Most Recommended Distance (MRD / GEE) zero of 157 metres.
• Reloadable Boxer Brass: Standard non-corrosive Boxer-primed brass cases built to standard 9.3×62mm chamber dimensions.

Product Specifications

• Cartridge / Calibre: 9.3×62mm Mauser
• Bullet Type: TXRG Blue (monolithic copper, polymer tipped, boat-tail)
• Bullet Weight: 250 grains (16.20 g)
• Manufacturer SKU: V342872
• Cartridge Overall Length: 83.60 mm
• Muzzle Velocity ($V_0$): 765 m/s (600 mm test barrel)
• Velocity at 100 m / 200 m / 300 m: 698 m/s / 635 m/s / 575 m/s
• Muzzle Energy ($E_0$): 4,740 J
• Energy at 100 m / 200 m / 300 m: 3,946 J / 3,262 J / 2,673 J
• Recommended Sighting Distance (MRD): 157 metres
• Packaging: 20 rounds per box (approx. 0.65–0.70 kg per box)

Who is the S&B Sellier & Bellot 9.3x62 250 Grain Txrg (Exergy) Blue Lead Free Ammo 20 Rd for?

• Sambar deer stalkers in Victoria and NSW — requires a deep-punching 9.3x62 lead-free hunting ammunition cartridge that produces 4,740 J of muzzle energy to drive through heavy shoulder bones in thick timber, while remaining zeroed around a 157-metre recommended distance.
• Hunters targeting large feral boars, scrub bulls, and water buffalo in the Northern Territory — relies on a 250-grain monolithic solid copper projectile delivering 765 m/s at the muzzle for non-fragmenting, near-100% weight retention through the thick hide and heavy bone of large, tough game.

Less suitable for: Open-country shooting beyond 200 to 250 metres, where significant trajectory drop (-49.5 cm at 300 m on a 100 m zero) and reduced velocity make lighter, high-velocity magnum calibres (such as 7mm Rem Mag or .300 Win Mag) more suitable; it is also strictly incompatible with 9.3×74R rimmed firearms or standard .30-cal and .375-cal chambers.