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Hornady 22762 ELD-V 22 Cal .224 62 gr 100 Per Box/ 25 Case

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Hornady Eld-vt

Bullet for varmint hunting and

Low-drag Match

Varmint-bullet light weight and high

Rapid Fragmentation

Bullet Diameter:

.224 caliber

Bullet Weight:

62 grains

$34.99
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SKU: 22762-090255227628

Overview

Built for varmint hunting and long-range shooting, this Hornady bullet combines a low-drag profile with the light, fast characteristics associated with varmint loads. It is intended for hunters and shooters who want a .224-caliber, 62-grain option for precision-oriented use where aerodynamic efficiency matters. The listed coefficient of .395 reflects its focus on streamlined flight, while the design emphasis on rapid fragmentation suits the demands of varmint applications. For shooters working at distance, it offers a purpose-driven choice without adding unnecessary bulk or complexity.

Why Hunters Choose the Hornady

.224 Caliber,

62-grain bullet for .22 caliber

Long-range Varmint

Hunts and long-range competitions

Low-drag Match

Bullet aerodynamics support streamlined flight

Lightweight Varmint-bullet

Profile suits high-velocity use

Listed Coefficient

Of .395 for the ELD-VT

Key Features

  • Hornady ELD-VT bullet for varmint hunting and long-range shooting pursuits.
  • Combines low-drag match bullet aerodynamics with varmint-bullet light weight and high velocity.
  • Designed for rapid fragmentation.
  • Bullet diameter: .224 caliber.
  • Bullet weight: 62 grains.
  • Coefficient: .395.

Best Used For

  • Long-range varmint hunters seeking a .224 bullet for precision shooting applications
  • Shooters loading for high-velocity varmint cartridges with a 62-grain projectile
  • Competitors wanting a low-drag bullet option for long-range shooting events
  • Hunters and shooters focused on varmint work where rapid fragmentation is desired

Specifications

Bullet Diameter.224
Caliber22 Cal
Coefficient.395
ModelELD-V
Quantity Per Box100
Quantity Per Case25
Weight62 gr

Pros

  • .224 caliber, 62-grain bullet for .22 caliber applications
  • Designed for long-range varmint hunts and long-range competitions
  • Low-drag match bullet aerodynamics support streamlined flight
  • Lightweight varmint-bullet profile suits high-velocity use
  • Listed coefficient of .395 for the ELD-VT design

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • This is a specialized .224, 62 gr bullet, so it is suited to compatible rifles and loads rather than general-purpose use.
  • The product is positioned for varmint hunting and long-range competition, so it is not presented as a broad all-around hunting bullet.
  • The description emphasizes rapid fragmentation, which is a performance trait to consider depending on your intended target and application.
  • No additional construction details are provided here, so selection has to be based on the listed diameter, weight, and coefficient alone.

Suggested Comparisons

  • .224 caliber varmint bullets
  • Match bullets for long-range shooting
  • Reloading bullets in 62 grain weight
  • Hornady ELD-VT bullets

Suggested Accessories

  • Ammunition storage box
  • Reloading press
  • Bullet puller
  • Powder scale

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet weight is this Hornady ELD-VT bullet?

It is a .224 caliber bullet with a listed weight of 62 grains.

How many bullets come in a box?

The product title lists 100 per box.

What is the listed coefficient for this bullet?

The provided specifications list a coefficient of .395.

What type of shooting is this bullet described for?

The source describes it for varmint hunting and long-range competition shooting.

Does the product information list the bullet’s steel, length, or other construction details?

No. The provided data does not include blade steel, bullet length, or other construction details beyond caliber, weight, and coefficient.