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SKU: 22265-090255701036
This 22 caliber .224, 53-grain V-MAX bullet is built for reloaders who want a streamlined projectile suited to precise, long-range shooting. Its polymer tip and aerodynamic profile are designed to support a high ballistic coefficient, while the bullet’s construction is intended to promote expansion on impact, even at lower velocities. The design also emphasizes in-flight stability through a generous bearing surface and a carefully formed base. As with any reloading component, load data should be verified through a reloading manual or powder manufacturer resources 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 adds in-flight stability
Proper Bullet
Base design supports long-range shooting
| Base Design | Proper bullet base design |
|---|---|
| Bearing Surface | Maximum |
| Bullet Type | V-MAX |
| Bullet Weight | 53 gr |
| Caliber | 22 Cal .224 |
| Expansion Velocity | 1600 fps |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturers website for load data. |
| Profile | Aerodynamic |
| Quantity | 100 ct. |
| Tip Type | Polymer Tip |
It is a .22 caliber, .224 diameter, 53 grain V-MAX bullet in a 100-count package. The source describes the V-MAX design as a polymer-tipped bullet intended for dramatic expansion upon impact.
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.
No. The product information directs you to check your reloading manual or the powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
This product is sold in a 100-count package.
No. The provided source data does not list blade-style specs such as length or weight beyond the bullet’s 53 grain designation, and it does not provide additional dimensional measurements.