Hornady 2245 Traditional Varmint .224 Caliber 50 Grain Spire Point Bullets, 100 Count

Hornady Traditional Varmint bullets are designed for reloaders seeking dependable performance in classic .22 caliber varmint rifles. Part number 2245 features a streamlined spire point profile that promotes a flat trajectory and reliable accuracy across a wide range of varmint-hunting applications. These .224-inch diameter projectiles are built to perform effectively even at lower velocities, making them a practical choice for established rifle platforms and traditional loads.
The 50-grain bullet uses a lead core and match-grade copper jacket based on the original design standards developed by Joyce Hornady. This construction provides consistent bullet form and dependable in-flight performance, while the spire point profile supports efficient flight characteristics. With a ballistic coefficient of .214 and sectional density of .142, these bullets offer a balanced combination of trajectory, stability, and terminal performance for small-game and varmint applications.
Hornady 2245 reloading bullets are supplied as 100 bullets per box, giving handloaders a convenient quantity for load development, practice, or field use. Their .22 caliber compatibility, copper jacket, lead core, and spire point design make them well suited for reloaders who value proven component construction and repeatable results. Use these bullets with appropriate loading data and equipment for your specific firearm and cartridge configuration.

Features:

• Coefficient: .214 ballistic coefficient for efficient flight characteristics

• Bullet Type: Spire point profile for a flat trajectory and reliable accuracy

• Bullet Diameter: .224 inch diameter for compatible .22 caliber applications

• Weight: 50 grains for balanced varmint-hunting performance

• Bullet Caliber: .22 caliber for use in compatible rifle cartridges

• Jacket Material: Copper jacket for consistent bullet construction

• Core Material: Lead core based on Hornady's traditional varmint bullet design

• Sectional Density: .142 for balanced stability and downrange performance

• Quantity: 100 bullets per box for reloading and load development

• Type: Reloading bullets for handloaders using appropriate published loading data