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SKU: 22616-090255226164
Built for reloaders who want a .22 caliber projectile suited to precision shooting and hunting applications, this 50-grain V-MAX bullet is designed around a polymer tip and a streamlined profile. The design is intended to support a high ballistic coefficient, added in-flight stability, and rapid expansion on impact, even at lower velocities. It is a practical choice for shooters assembling loads where controlled flight and decisive terminal performance are priorities. As with any reloading component, load data should be verified through a reloading manual or powder manufacturer before use.
V-max Polymer
Tip is designed to increase
Initiates Dramatic
Expansion on impact, even at
Maximum Bearing
Surface supports added in-flight stability
Proper Bullet
Base design is described for
250-count Package
Practical supply for reloading use
| Bearing Surface | Maximum |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | V-MAX |
| Bullet Weight | 50 gr |
| Caliber | 22 cal .224 |
| Corejacket Fragmentation | Yes |
| Expansion Velocity | 1600 fps |
| In Flight Stability | Yes |
| Load Data Note | Check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturers website for load data. |
| Polymer Tip | Yes |
| Quantity | 250 ct. |
It is a 22 caliber .224, 50 grain V-MAX bullet in a 250 count package. The source describes it as a bullet designed for reloading and long-range shooting applications.
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.
No load data is included in the product description. The source specifically says to check your reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
This product is sold as a 250 count package.
No. The available source data only identifies the bullet as a Hornady 22 cal .224 50 gr V-MAX and describes the tip and design features; it does not provide additional dimensions or material specifications.