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SKU: 17105-090255171051
This 17 caliber, .172, 25 grain V-MAX bullet is designed for shooters building loads for precise, high-velocity performance and controlled expansion on impact. Its polymer tip and aerodynamic profile are intended to support a high ballistic coefficient, while the bearing surface and base design are described to promote in-flight stability for long-range shooting. Hornady also notes that the V-MAX can initiate dramatic expansion at velocities as low as 1600 fps, making it suited to varmint and small-game applications where rapid terminal effect is desired. Reloaders should still verify load data through a manual or powder manufacturer before use.
V-max Polymer
Tip is designed to increase
Initiates Dramatic
Expansion upon impact, even at
Aerodynamic Profile
Supports a high ballistic coefficient
Maximum Bearing
Surface is intended to add
Proper Bullet
Base design provides incredible in-flight
| Base Design | Proper bullet base design |
|---|---|
| Bearing Surface | Maximum bearing surface |
| Bullet Caliber | 17 cal |
| Bullet Diameter | .172 |
| Bullet Type | V-MAX |
| Bullet Weight | 25 gr |
| Expansion Velocity | 1600 fps |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufactures website for load data. |
| Polymer Tip | Yes |
| Quantity | 100 ct |
| Swaging Process | Yes |
It is a .172 caliber, 25 grain V-MAX bullet in a 100 count box. The source describes the V-MAX design as using a polymer tip and an aerodynamic profile for high ballistic coefficient and in-flight stability.
According to the source, the Hornady V-MAX polymer tip increases the ballistic coefficient and initiates dramatic expansion upon impact, even at velocities as low as 1600 fps.
The source says the V-MAX profile provides maximum bearing surface for added in-flight stability, and that the proper bullet base design provides incredible in-flight stability for long-range shooting.
No. The listing specifically says to check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
The product title lists this as a 100 count box.