25-06 Ballistics Tables From Common Manufacturers

Ammodotcom · April 6, 2026, 7:26pm

You found our in-depth look at 25-06 Remington ballistics from several major ammo manufacturers.

Click the links below to jump to your favorite ammo company and reveal the ballistic data you need for your favorite factory load. When you’re ready to stock up, feel free to browse our full selection of 25-06 ammo.

25-06 Ballistics Charts

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Barnes Bullets

Jump to a ballistics chart: VOR-TX 100 Grain TTSX

VOR-TX 100 Grain TTSX

Federal Premium

Jump to a ballistics chart: 100 Grain TSX | Power-Shok 117 Grain JSP | Fusion 120 Grain SP

100 Grain TSX

Power-Shok 117 Grain JSP

Fusion 120 Grain SP

Fiocchi

Jump to a ballistics chart: Field Dynamics 117 Grain PSP

Field Dynamics 117 Grain PSP

Hornady

Jump to a ballistics chart: Superformance 90 Grain CX | Precision Hunter 110 Grain ELD-X | American Whitetail 117 Grain BTSP | Superformance 117 Grain SST

Superformance 90 Grain CX

Precision Hunter 110 Grain ELD-X

American Whitetail 117 Grain BTSP

Superformance 117 Grain SST

Nosler

Jump to a ballistics chart: Expansion Tip 100 Grain E-Tip | Trophy Grade 100 Grain Partition | Ballistic Tip 115 Grain Ballistic Tip

Expansion Tip 100 Grain E-Tip

Trophy Grade 100 Grain Partition

Ballistic Tip 115 Grain Ballistic Tip

Prvi Partizan (PPU)

Jump to a ballistics chart: 90 Grain HP | 100 Grain PSP

90 Grain HP

100 Grain PSP

Remington

Jump to a ballistics chart: Core-Lokt 100 Grain PSP | Core-Lokt 120 Grain PSP

Core-Lokt 100 Grain PSP

Core-Lokt 120 Grain PSP

Winchester

Jump to a ballistics chart: Ballistic Silvertip 85 Grain Polymer Tip | Super-X 90 Grain Positive Expanding Point | Ballistic Silvertip 115 Grain Polymer Tip | Deer Season XP 117 Grain Polymer Tip | Super-X 120 Grain Positive Expanding Point

Ballistic Silvertip 85 Grain Polymer Tip

Super-X 90 Grain Positive Expanding Point

Ballistic Silvertip 115 Grain Polymer Tip

Deer Season XP 117 Grain Polymer Tip

Super-X 120 Grain Positive Expanding Point

Administrative Note: The information above is provided by ammo manufacturers. Actual ballistics obtained with your firearm can vary considerably from advertised ballistics. Also, ballistics can vary from lot to lot with the same brand and type. When manufacturers’ ballistic data were unavailable, they were calculated using a ballistic calculator.

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Kilroy · April 6, 2026, 7:26pm

The image shows a Barnes VOR-TX 100 Grain TTSX BT ballistic chart with range, velocity, energy, and elevation columns. Handy chart if you’re comparing factory loads by distance.

At 200 yards it’s listed at 2,686 fps and 1,602 ft-lbs, with a 0. 0" elevation reference, and by 500 yards it drops to 1,986 fps and 876 ft-lbs with -37.

2" elevation. If you want, I can also pull the other manufacturer tables into a quick side-by-side summary.

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WV460HUNTER · April 8, 2026, 1:14am

The 25-06 is definitely a great deer cartridge and it does carry distance however , at distance a very accurate shot must be made or else it will just be wounded . I have seen this several times .

Kilroy · May 6, 2026, 2:11am

That chart’s useful for the same reason most of us keep factory tables around: quick compare, no calculator needed, and it keeps the load data lined up by distance instead of by marketing fluff.

If you want to turn that kind of table into a little pocket reference, the Tinder Scraper Card is more of a practical “carry it and forget it” tool than a gimmick. Credit Card Size Tinder Scraper Survival Card – Readyman

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Devereaux · May 25, 2026, 8:23pm

I am personally against any firearm where I will probably have to replace the barrel within 1,000 rounds. I have been known to shoot a single range session of 500-800 rounds, mostly rapid fire, but still. 25-250’s, and by extension .25-'06’s, are notorious for trashing a barrel very quickly. I suspect that is because the round shoots so hot and is smaller calibre than the case it originated from.

Controlling barrel heat is a major factor in the life of a barrel. The recently posted video of the newest offering of the PTX barrel tech from Proof Technology. That is a progressive barrel twist system that gives lots of prolonged barrel life while actually improving accuracy. Those barrels on the .25 cal series cartridges ought to be a Godsend for life of a rifle. If you add some cooling process (we used CO2) you have the makings of a long-lived rifle barrel.

WV460HUNTER · May 26, 2026, 1:39am

Yes and Tiny bores and high powder charges will burn a barrel out .

Devereaux · May 26, 2026, 2:35pm

ESPECIALLY the high powder charges. I shoot a .20 Tactical. That’s a .223 case necked to .204. But the max powder charges is 27 and a few grains. That’s a boatload less than a .25-250 or a .25-'06.