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Hornady
The Hornady 22799 .222 Remington 76-grain A-Tip Match bullet is engineered for precision rifle shooters and competitive marksmen who demand consistency and downrange accuracy. This match-grade projectile combines Hornady's ballistic research with strict manufacturing controls to deliver the uniformity that tight groups demand. Whether you're loading for a dedicated .222 varmint or match rifle, the A-Tip Match bullet's design reduces shot-to-shot variation and helps you ring steel at extended range.
The A-Tip design sets this bullet apart. Instead of a conventional polymer tip, the 22799 uses a precision-machined aluminum tip that's longer than traditional polymer tips. This geometry shifts the center of gravity forward, improving inflight stability and consistency. The flat meplat (tip surface) incorporates Hornady's Drag Variability Reduction Technology (DVRT), which standardizes drag characteristics across the bullet population—meaning less horizontal dispersion and smaller groups, especially as distance increases. Doppler radar testing confirms the low drag coefficient and high ballistic coefficient that make these bullets forgiving of minor variations in twist rate, seating depth, and muzzle velocity.
Manufacturing precision is the backbone of match ammunition. Each bullet is sequentially packaged one at a time, straight off the press, with minimal handling between production and packaging. The AMP jacket design delivers industry-leading uniformity and concentricity. These bullets ship in a polishing bag—bullets aren't bulk-washed after manufacture, so you'll polish them as part of your loading preparation. Each box contains 100 rounds; the listing offers a 10-box case.
Note: Loading these bullets requires an A-Tip Seating Stem for proper, consistent seating.
| Caliber | .222 Remington |
| Bullet Weight | 76 grains |
| Bullet Type | A-Tip Match |
| Count per Box | 100 rounds |
| Case Quantity | 10 boxes (1,000 rounds) |
| Hornady Part Number | 22799 |
Yes. These bullets require an A-Tip Seating Stem for optimal seating. Using a standard seating die may result in damage to the aluminum tip or inconsistent seating.
Yes. The A-Tip design and DVRT technology are specifically engineered to reduce dispersion at extended range. The high ballistic coefficient and low drag characteristics make them well-suited for distance shooting where consistency matters.
Each box contains 100 bullets and a polishing bag. The bullets are not pre-washed; the polishing bag is included for you to prepare them as part of your reloading process.
The 76-grain A-Tip Match is designed for .222 Remington. As with all reloading, you should verify compatibility with your specific firearm, consult your load data, and follow safe reloading practices. Consult Hornady's load data and your rifle's manual before loading.
Hornady
The Hornady 22799 .222 Remington 76-grain A-Tip Match bullet is engineered for precision rifle shooters and competitive marksmen who demand consistency and downrange accuracy. This match-grade projectile combines Hornady's ballistic research with strict manufacturing controls to deliver the uniformity that tight groups demand. Whether you're loading for a dedicated .222 varmint or match rifle, the A-Tip Match bullet's design reduces shot-to-shot variation and helps you ring steel at extended range.
The A-Tip design sets this bullet apart. Instead of a conventional polymer tip, the 22799 uses a precision-machined aluminum tip that's longer than traditional polymer tips. This geometry shifts the center of gravity forward, improving inflight stability and consistency. The flat meplat (tip surface) incorporates Hornady's Drag Variability Reduction Technology (DVRT), which standardizes drag characteristics across the bullet population—meaning less horizontal dispersion and smaller groups, especially as distance increases. Doppler radar testing confirms the low drag coefficient and high ballistic coefficient that make these bullets forgiving of minor variations in twist rate, seating depth, and muzzle velocity.
Manufacturing precision is the backbone of match ammunition. Each bullet is sequentially packaged one at a time, straight off the press, with minimal handling between production and packaging. The AMP jacket design delivers industry-leading uniformity and concentricity. These bullets ship in a polishing bag—bullets aren't bulk-washed after manufacture, so you'll polish them as part of your loading preparation. Each box contains 100 rounds; the listing offers a 10-box case.
Note: Loading these bullets requires an A-Tip Seating Stem for proper, consistent seating.
| Caliber | .222 Remington |
| Bullet Weight | 76 grains |
| Bullet Type | A-Tip Match |
| Count per Box | 100 rounds |
| Case Quantity | 10 boxes (1,000 rounds) |
| Hornady Part Number | 22799 |
Yes. These bullets require an A-Tip Seating Stem for optimal seating. Using a standard seating die may result in damage to the aluminum tip or inconsistent seating.
Yes. The A-Tip design and DVRT technology are specifically engineered to reduce dispersion at extended range. The high ballistic coefficient and low drag characteristics make them well-suited for distance shooting where consistency matters.
Each box contains 100 bullets and a polishing bag. The bullets are not pre-washed; the polishing bag is included for you to prepare them as part of your reloading process.
The 76-grain A-Tip Match is designed for .222 Remington. As with all reloading, you should verify compatibility with your specific firearm, consult your load data, and follow safe reloading practices. Consult Hornady's load data and your rifle's manual before loading.
