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Nosler
The Nosler Varmageddon .224 62gr FBHP varmint bullet is built for reloaders who want match-grade accuracy combined with explosive terminal performance on small game and pest species. Each of these 250 rounds pairs a lead-alloy core with a copper-alloy jacket engineered to violently expand on impact across all practical hunting ranges. The flat-base design delivers the kind of bench-rest consistency that makes follow-up shots count, whether you're dropping prairie dogs at 100 yards or stretching shots to distance.
Nosler has long earned respect for balancing precision manufacturing with real-world performance, and the Varmageddon line delivers both without the premium price tag of their match-grade offerings. The hollow-point cavity is aggressive enough to ensure reliable expansion on light-framed varmints, while the special lead-alloy core won't foul your barrel or erode your throat at the velocities these cartridges are built to run. If you're handloading a .224-based cartridge—whether a 22-250, .223 Remington, or wildcat—these bullets reward consistent brass prep and attention to seating with groups that will make you smile at the range.
This 250-round pack is perfect for developing loads, running through a varmint season, or building up your bullet inventory for future projects. Reloaders appreciate Nosler's quality control and the fact that you're getting factory-fresh, properly dimensioned bullets that chamber consistently and shoot true.
| Bullet Diameter | .224" |
| Weight | 62 grains |
| Style | Flat Base Hollow Point (FBHP) |
| Round Count | 250 |
| Brand | Nosler |
These .224 diameter bullets work with cartridges like the .223 Remington, 22-250 Remington, and similar .224-based rounds. Confirm chamber dimensions and load data before developing your loads.
Yes. The hollow-point design and lead-alloy core are specifically engineered for varmint-sized game and pest control, delivering the expansion needed for reliable, humane performance on small game.
The flat-base design of these Varmageddon bullets is favored for bench-rest accuracy and simpler handloading. Boat-tail bullets reduce drag at extended range; flat-base simplifies seating and often shoots tighter groups at typical hunting distances.
No special equipment is required beyond standard reloading gear. Always follow Nosler's published load data for your specific caliber and powder combination.
Nosler
The Nosler Varmageddon .224 62gr FBHP varmint bullet is built for reloaders who want match-grade accuracy combined with explosive terminal performance on small game and pest species. Each of these 250 rounds pairs a lead-alloy core with a copper-alloy jacket engineered to violently expand on impact across all practical hunting ranges. The flat-base design delivers the kind of bench-rest consistency that makes follow-up shots count, whether you're dropping prairie dogs at 100 yards or stretching shots to distance.
Nosler has long earned respect for balancing precision manufacturing with real-world performance, and the Varmageddon line delivers both without the premium price tag of their match-grade offerings. The hollow-point cavity is aggressive enough to ensure reliable expansion on light-framed varmints, while the special lead-alloy core won't foul your barrel or erode your throat at the velocities these cartridges are built to run. If you're handloading a .224-based cartridge—whether a 22-250, .223 Remington, or wildcat—these bullets reward consistent brass prep and attention to seating with groups that will make you smile at the range.
This 250-round pack is perfect for developing loads, running through a varmint season, or building up your bullet inventory for future projects. Reloaders appreciate Nosler's quality control and the fact that you're getting factory-fresh, properly dimensioned bullets that chamber consistently and shoot true.
| Bullet Diameter | .224" |
| Weight | 62 grains |
| Style | Flat Base Hollow Point (FBHP) |
| Round Count | 250 |
| Brand | Nosler |
These .224 diameter bullets work with cartridges like the .223 Remington, 22-250 Remington, and similar .224-based rounds. Confirm chamber dimensions and load data before developing your loads.
Yes. The hollow-point design and lead-alloy core are specifically engineered for varmint-sized game and pest control, delivering the expansion needed for reliable, humane performance on small game.
The flat-base design of these Varmageddon bullets is favored for bench-rest accuracy and simpler handloading. Boat-tail bullets reduce drag at extended range; flat-base simplifies seating and often shoots tighter groups at typical hunting distances.
No special equipment is required beyond standard reloading gear. Always follow Nosler's published load data for your specific caliber and powder combination.
