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HORNADY 22c (.224) 60gr V-MAX BULLET 100/BX
Read 7 Reviews - Average Rating: 5 stars
HORNADY 22c (.224) 60gr V-MAX BULLET 100/BX
By R. Mark L.
on Apr 12, 2023
Hornady's .224 60gr V-Max provides me with consistent sub 1/2" groups out of my 1:8 twist .223 Wylde. The bullet design has amazing terminal ballistics on varmints and other small game. Loaded with xx.x gr of Vargot allows for sub MOA at 300 yards and in from a rest. Hornady's quality is hard to beat for the price of a box of 100 bullets. I would recommend this round to anyone who wants to have dependable accuracy coupled with high terminal ballistics
round for small game hunting.
coyote destroyer
By Richard M.
on Mar 10, 2023
use this bullet for coyote hunting its never let me down
Very Good Bullet
By James W.
on Oct 05, 2021
These shoot exceptionally well in my .223AI and .223, 1-9 twist. With Varget and Shooters World precision powder they have grouped under and inch at 300 yards consistently.
Hornady 60 gr Vmax .224
By Bob G.
on Oct 01, 2020
I waited until I had the chance to give them some range time with different loads. They shot very well. The group that shot the best was xx grains of Varget. The CFE223 shot very well also. These were through a Tikka 223 w/1×8 twist.
60 g vmax hornady
By Scott D.
on Sep 01, 2020
bullet is super accurate in an ar a15 seekins with a 1-8 twist barrel h 4895 powder
Hornady 224 VMax 60gr
By Bruce T.
on Feb 20, 2019
Shoot these out of a lightweight AR15 I built with a Faxon 5R Gunner barrel. Gun shoots about 0.75 moa with these bullets and a load of AR Vomp I have optimizef for this rifle. Not bad for a hunting round. I give these loads a slight crimp with a Lee Factory Crimp die.
Nice Bullet
By Jeff M.
on Oct 21, 2016
Nice and accurate in my AR with 1:7 twist. Produces reasonably nice tight groups. I am still developing my load for my new AR, but so far sub 1" groups at 25 and 50 yards are not a problem using BL-C(2) powder and Winchester Small Rifle primers and heavy collet style crimp (because there is no cannelure on these bullets). Once I get the powder charge right I am confident that these will print very tight groups. I highly recommend for .223/5.56 NATO rifles with 1:9 or faster rifling.
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