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Nosler
If you're loading ammunition for .224-diameter rifles—whether you're taking precision shots at prairie dogs, coyotes, or other varmints—the Nosler Varmageddon 22 Cal 55gr Tipped Flat Base Bullets deliver the combination of velocity, expansion, and accuracy that serious reloaders expect. The tipped design initiates reliable expansion on impact, while the lead-alloy core and copper-alloy jacket work together to ensure consistent terminal performance across a range of practical hunting distances. The flat base profile contributes to the bench-rest accuracy these bullets are built for.
Nosler engineered these rounds through an efficient manufacturing process that keeps quality high without inflating component costs—important when you're burning through volume on a varmint rig. The 55-grain weight is a natural fit for mid-range .224 applications, offering a balance of velocity and downrange energy. Whether you're fine-tuning loads for your .223 Remington, .22-250, or similar cartridge, these bullets give you the precision and terminal behavior you need to trust your reloads.
Reloaders appreciate Nosler's attention to consistency and performance; these bullets carry that reputation without premium pricing. If you're stocking your reloading bench for serious varmint work, Varmageddon ammunition components are a proven choice.
| Caliber | 22 Cal (.224 Diameter) |
| Weight | 55 Grains |
| Bullet Style | Tipped Flat Base |
| Brand | Nosler |
These .224-diameter bullets are compatible with rifles chambered in .223 Remington, .22-250 Remington, .220 Swift, and other .224-diameter cartridges. Always verify your specific cartridge and rifle's twist rate to ensure proper stability with the 55-grain weight before loading.
These are reloading components—individual bullets you use to hand-load ammunition. You'll need a reloading press, dies, powder, primers, and brass cases to assemble complete cartridges.
Nosler's tipped Varmageddon features a polymer or lead tip that initiates expansion reliably upon impact. The tipped design is offered alongside hollow point variants and is engineered for consistent terminal performance across practical varmint hunting ranges.
The flat base profile on these bullets contributes to bench-rest accuracy. Flat base and boat-tail designs each have merits depending on distance, velocity, and your specific rifle; flat base bullets are a solid choice for mid-range varmint work and are often preferred for their simplicity and consistency in loading.
Nosler
If you're loading ammunition for .224-diameter rifles—whether you're taking precision shots at prairie dogs, coyotes, or other varmints—the Nosler Varmageddon 22 Cal 55gr Tipped Flat Base Bullets deliver the combination of velocity, expansion, and accuracy that serious reloaders expect. The tipped design initiates reliable expansion on impact, while the lead-alloy core and copper-alloy jacket work together to ensure consistent terminal performance across a range of practical hunting distances. The flat base profile contributes to the bench-rest accuracy these bullets are built for.
Nosler engineered these rounds through an efficient manufacturing process that keeps quality high without inflating component costs—important when you're burning through volume on a varmint rig. The 55-grain weight is a natural fit for mid-range .224 applications, offering a balance of velocity and downrange energy. Whether you're fine-tuning loads for your .223 Remington, .22-250, or similar cartridge, these bullets give you the precision and terminal behavior you need to trust your reloads.
Reloaders appreciate Nosler's attention to consistency and performance; these bullets carry that reputation without premium pricing. If you're stocking your reloading bench for serious varmint work, Varmageddon ammunition components are a proven choice.
| Caliber | 22 Cal (.224 Diameter) |
| Weight | 55 Grains |
| Bullet Style | Tipped Flat Base |
| Brand | Nosler |
These .224-diameter bullets are compatible with rifles chambered in .223 Remington, .22-250 Remington, .220 Swift, and other .224-diameter cartridges. Always verify your specific cartridge and rifle's twist rate to ensure proper stability with the 55-grain weight before loading.
These are reloading components—individual bullets you use to hand-load ammunition. You'll need a reloading press, dies, powder, primers, and brass cases to assemble complete cartridges.
Nosler's tipped Varmageddon features a polymer or lead tip that initiates expansion reliably upon impact. The tipped design is offered alongside hollow point variants and is engineered for consistent terminal performance across practical varmint hunting ranges.
The flat base profile on these bullets contributes to bench-rest accuracy. Flat base and boat-tail designs each have merits depending on distance, velocity, and your specific rifle; flat base bullets are a solid choice for mid-range varmint work and are often preferred for their simplicity and consistency in loading.
