Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint Bullets .22 cal .224" 50 gr SBT-SB 100/ct

The Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint Bullets .22 caliber .224" 50 grain soft-point boat-tail design delivers match-grade accuracy across the full spectrum of practical velocities. Purpose-built for high-velocity varmint loads, these bullets perform equally well at reduced speeds—a critical advantage when precision matters across varying cartridge combinations and field conditions. The ballistic tip design—nestled within the gilding metal jacket—promotes consistent expansion and flat trajectory, making these rounds ideal for shooters demanding reliable performance whether engaging targets at close range or extended distances.

Each 100-count box contains bullets loaded to exacting tolerances. The .224" diameter and 50-grain mass are optimized for .22 centerfire cartridges, delivering the velocity-retention characteristics that serious varmint hunters require. The boat-tail geometry reduces aerodynamic drag, extending effective range and maintaining energy downrange. This configuration allows shooters to achieve tighter shot groups across multiple shooting platforms—whether from precision rifles, semi-automatic systems, or bolt-action setups.

Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint bullets serve shooters engaged in pest control, prairie dog hunting, predator management, and long-range target work where consistent accuracy is non-negotiable. Reloaders prioritize these bullets for applications demanding repeatable ballistics and minimal shot-to-shot variance. The soft-point construction ensures effective terminal performance on small game while maintaining the aerodynamic profile necessary for flat-shooting trajectories that reduce holdover requirements in the field.

For handloaders working with .22 centerfire ammunition, Ballistic Tip Varmint bullets represent a proven choice that bridges the gap between budget-conscious reloading and performance-critical application. Whether developing loads for competition, training, or field hunting, this product delivers the accuracy potential that separates precision work from casual shooting.