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Vld Target 22 Caliber (0.224'''') Vld Boat Tail Bullets - 22 Caliber (0.224'''') 80gr Vld Boat Tail 100/Box

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22 Caliber

.224" VLD Boat Tail bullet,

Secant Ogive

Design is intended to reduce

Flatter Shooting

Less wind drift and higher

Commonly Used

For competitive long-range applications

Built Highly

A highly consistent J4 Precision

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SKU: 749004128

Overview

Designed for long-range target work, this 22 caliber 80-grain boat tail bullet is built around Berger’s VLD profile and secant ogive design to support a streamlined flight path. It is intended for shooters who want a bullet suited to competitive applications and careful load development, including setups that may be seated close to the rifling. The 100-count box makes it practical for range testing and repeatable match preparation.

Why Hunters Choose the Berger Bullets

22 Caliber

An 80-grain VLD Boat Tail

Secant Ogive

Design is intended to reduce

Built Highly

A highly consistent J4 Precision

Commonly Used

For competitive long-range shooting applications

Packaged 100

Bullets per box for convenient

Key Features

  • 22 caliber .224" VLD Boat Tail bullet, 80-grain, sold 100 per box.
  • Secant ogive design is intended to reduce drag during flight.
  • Designed for flatter shooting with less wind drift and higher retained velocity.
  • Commonly used for competitive long-range applications.
  • Built with a highly consistent J4 Precision Bullet jacket.
  • Some rifles may prefer seating up to .150 from the rifling.

Best Used For

  • Competitive long-range shooters loading 22 caliber rifles for target work.
  • Single-shot rifle users experimenting with seating depth near the rifling.
  • Shooters seeking a 100-count box for repeated load development sessions.
  • Hunters and enthusiasts focused on reduced wind-drift in long-range practice.

Specifications

Bullet DesignSecant ogive
Bullet TypeVLD Boat Tail
Bullet Weight80gr
Caliber22 Caliber (0.224'''')
JacketJ4 Precision Bullet jacket
Quantity100/Box

Pros

  • Designed for 22 caliber (.224) applications with an 80-grain VLD Boat Tail profile
  • Secant ogive design is intended to reduce drag during flight
  • Built with a highly consistent J4 Precision Bullet jacket
  • Commonly used for competitive long-range shooting applications
  • Packaged 100 bullets per box for convenient loading

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed as a target bullet, so it is not intended to be presented as a hunting-specific option.
  • Load tuning may be required; some rifles are described as preferring the bullet touching the rifling, while others may need up to .150" off the rifling.
  • The 80gr 22 caliber format is specialized for compatible rifles and applications, so it is not a general-purpose choice.
  • Sold in a 100-count box, which may be more than needed for shooters who only want a small test quantity.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Target shooting bullets
  • Long-range rifle bullets
  • Match-grade reloading components
  • .22 caliber bullet projectiles

Suggested Accessories

  • Bullet puller
  • Reloading press
  • Powder scale
  • Bullet seating die

Frequently Asked Questions

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

This is a .22 caliber (0.224") VLD Boat Tail bullet in 80 grain weight.

How are these bullets packaged?

They are sold in a 100-count box.

What type of shooting is this bullet intended for?

The product description identifies it as a VLD Target bullet and says it is popular for competitive long-range applications.

What design feature is mentioned in the description?

The description says it uses a secant ogive design and a VLD boat tail profile.

Is there a recommended seating or rifling setup mentioned?

Yes. The description 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.