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SKU: 22415-090255275018
Built for shooters who want a streamlined projectile for long-range target work and varmint-style applications, this 6mm .243 65-grain bullet centers on the V-MAX polymer tip design. The pointed tip and aerodynamic profile are intended to support a high ballistic coefficient, while the profile is also described as providing added in-flight stability. On impact, the design is meant to initiate dramatic expansion, even at velocities as low as 1600 fps, with core and jacket fragmentation noted in the product details. Reloaders should still verify load data through a reloading manual or powder manufacturer before use.
V-max Polymer
Tip is designed to increase
Initiates Dramatic
Expansion on 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 Diameter | 6mm .243 |
| Bullet Type | V-MAX |
| Bullet Weight | 65 gr |
| Expansion Velocity | 1600 fps |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturer's website for load data |
| Polymer Tip | Yes |
| Profile | Most aerodynamic profile |
| Quantity | 100 ct. |
It is a 6mm .243, 65 grain V-MAX bullet in a 100-count package. The product data identifies it as a Hornady V-MAX offering for reloading, but it does not provide a specific game-use recommendation.
According to the product description, the V-MAX polymer tip increases the ballistic coefficient and initiates dramatic expansion upon impact, even at velocities as low as 1600 fps.
The description says the V-MAX profile, aerodynamic shape, and proper bullet base design provide in-flight stability for long-range shooting.
The listing directs you to check your reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data. No specific load data is included in the product information provided.
The description says Hornady uses a swaging process to precisely form the core up and around the tip, with a cavity under the tip’s stem that helps build energy before impact and causes dramatic fragmentation of the core and jacket.