Description

22 CAL VARMAGEDDON 55GR 250CNT – nosler partition muzzleloader bullets

Firstly, VARMAGEDDON 55GR 250CNT

Nosler 17270 Varmageddon .224 55 GR 22 Caliber FBT 250 Per Box

Nosler`s Varmageddon bullets are made with a lead-alloy core and feature a
copper-alloy jacket designed to withstand high velocities yet expand
immediately upon impact. The ultra-thin jacket mouth assures violent
expansion at either end of the velocity scale. Its wall design features a
uniform, gradual thickening at the bullet`s mid-section to keep the
Varmageddon together until impact, at any velocity. The bullet`s flat base
allows shooters to achieve bench rest accuracy out of a varmint bullet. It
is available with a hollow point designed for optimum flight and expansion
characteristics or with a streamlined metallic black polymer tip.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Mfg Item Num: 17270
Category: RELOADING BULLETS
Bullet Type :Varmageddon
Bullet Diameter :.224
Weight :55 GR
Bullet Caliber :22 Caliber
Jacket Material :Copper
Bullet Coating :
Bullet Tip Material :Polymer
Core Material :Lead
Cannelure :No
Coefficient :
Sectional Density :
OAL :
Quantity :250
Recommended Usage :Varmint
UPC# 054041172707

Nosler partition muzzleloader bullets

Comparing AccuBond to Partition, their terminal performance is designed to be similar. The AccuBond’s advantage would be at very long range, because of its higher BC. I especially like tipped bullets for high velocity or magnum rifle cartridges, such as the .243 Winchester and .300 Wby. Magnum, as I figure these calibers are more likely to be used at long range. For standard velocity rifles, I’d stick with the Partition.