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Vld Target 22 Caliber (0.224'''') Vld Boat Tail Bullets - 22 Caliber (0.224'''') 75gr Vld Boat Tail 100/Box

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22 Caliber,

75-grain VLD Boat Tail bullet

Secant Ogive

Design for reduced drag in

Flatter Shooting

Less wind drift

Target Bullet

Intended for competitive long-range applications

Built Highly

A highly consistent J4 Precision

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SKU: 749004130

Overview

Designed for precision target work, this 22 caliber 75-grain VLD boat tail bullet is intended for shooters focused on long-range consistency and careful load development. Its secant ogive design is described as reducing drag, which supports flatter shooting characteristics and less wind drift in target applications. The notes on seating depth indicate that rifles may respond differently, so it is best suited to handloaders who are willing to tune for their specific setup. Packaged 100 per box, it fits the needs of competitive and dedicated long-range shooters rather than general-purpose use.

Why Hunters Choose the Berger Bullets

22 Caliber,

75-grain VLD Target bullet in

Secant Ogive

Design is intended to reduce

Flatter Shooting

Less wind drift

Built Highly

A highly consistent J4 Precision

Suitable Competitive

Long-range applications

Key Features

  • 22 caliber, 75-grain VLD Boat Tail bullet
  • Secant ogive design for reduced drag in flight
  • Designed for flatter shooting and less wind drift
  • Target bullet intended for competitive long-range applications
  • Built with a highly consistent J4 Precision Bullet jacket
  • Packaged 100 bullets per box

Best Used For

  • Competitive long-range shooters loading 22 caliber rifles for target work
  • Single-shot rifle users experimenting with bullets seated near the rifling
  • Reloaders seeking a 75-grain VLD boat tail bullet for precision applications
  • Shooters prioritizing flatter trajectory and reduced wind drift in match setups

Specifications

Bullet TypeVLD Boat Tail
Bullet Weight75gr
Caliber22 Caliber (0.224'''')
DesignSecant ogive
JacketJ4 Precision Bullet jacket
Quantity100/Box

Pros

  • 22 caliber, 75-grain VLD Target bullet in a 100-count box
  • Secant ogive design is intended to reduce drag in flight
  • Designed for flatter shooting and less wind drift
  • Built with a highly consistent J4 Precision Bullet jacket
  • Suitable for competitive long-range applications
  • Can be loaded touching the rifling for single-shot use

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for competitive long-range target use, so it is not a general-purpose hunting bullet.
  • The preferred seating depth can vary by rifle; some setups may need the bullet touching the rifling, while others may prefer up to .150" off.
  • Performance is tied to careful load development, which may require more tuning than a simpler, more forgiving bullet design.
  • Packaged 100 per box, which is practical for load work and match use but may be more than needed for occasional shooters.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Match-grade target bullets
  • Long-range shooting bullets
  • 22 caliber reloading components
  • Precision rifle bullets

Suggested Accessories

  • Bullet comparator
  • Reloading scale
  • Bullet seating die
  • Powder trickler

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber and bullet weight is this Berger VLD Target bullet?

This product is a 22 caliber (.224") VLD Boat Tail bullet in 75 grain weight.

How many bullets come in the box?

The product is sold as a 100-count box.

What is the intended use for this bullet?

The source data identifies it as a VLD Target bullet and says it is popular for competitive long range applications.

Does the product description mention any recommended seating depth or load setup?

Yes. It notes that a favorite load technique is touching the rifling for single-shot applications, though some rifles may prefer as much as .150" from the rifling.

What design features are mentioned in the product description?

The description says it uses a secant ogive design and is built with a highly consistent J4 Precision Bullet jacket.