Hornady 22799 A-Tip Match .222 Caliber 76 Grain Reloading Bullets, 100 Count

Hornady 22799 A-Tip Match reloading bullets are engineered for shooters who demand consistent performance from precision-built ammunition. Developed through Hornady’s Ballistic Development Group, these match-grade bullets combine advanced manufacturing processes with strict quality control to deliver a low-drag design intended for accuracy-focused rifle applications. The streamlined profile helps support stable flight and predictable downrange performance when paired with properly developed handloads.
The A-Tip Match design is built for reloaders seeking a high-performance projectile for precision shooting, competition, and other applications where repeatable results matter. Each bullet features a .222 caliber diameter, 76-grain weight, and .216 sectional density. These specifications provide a balanced combination of ballistic efficiency and retained performance, while the consistent construction helps promote uniform seating and reliable shot-to-shot results. As with all reloading components, load development should be performed using current, reputable loading data and appropriate safety procedures.
Hornady is recognized for producing dependable components for serious reloaders, and the 22799 A-Tip Match bullet reflects that focus on quality and performance. The bullets are supplied for use in compatible handloading applications and are designed to help reloaders create ammunition tailored to their rifle, cartridge, and intended use. Select the correct cartridge, seating depth, powder charge, and loading method for your setup, and always verify component compatibility before loading. With its precision-oriented design and match-focused construction, this Hornady projectile is a practical choice for shooters building consistent, accuracy-driven ammunition.

Features:

• Bullet Type: A-Tip Match

• Bullet Diameter: .222 caliber

• Bullet Weight: 76 grains

• Sectional Density: .216

• Product Type: Reloading bullets

• Performance Design: Low-drag, high-performance projectile engineered for precision-focused handloads