Hornady AEROMATCH 227771 .224 Caliber 77 Grain HPBT Match Reloading Bullets, 3,000 Count

Hornady AEROMATCH 227771 reloading bullets are designed for shooters who demand consistent performance from a proven match-style projectile. Featuring a .224 caliber hollow point boat tail profile and a 77-grain weight, these bullets are suited for precision-focused rifle loads and high-volume shooting applications. The streamlined design supports reliable ballistic performance when paired with appropriate components and carefully developed handloads. These are reloading bullets only and are not loaded ammunition.
The AEROMATCH line brings popular match bullet profiles and weights together in a format intended for serious reloaders. Each bullet features a boat tail configuration and a hollow point design, providing a combination commonly selected for accuracy-oriented rifle applications. With a ballistic coefficient of .355 and a sectional density of .219, the Hornady 227771 bullet offers measurable performance characteristics for load development, trajectory planning, and range use. Always consult current reloading manuals and follow established loading procedures for your specific firearm and cartridge.
This high-volume package includes 3,000 sequential bullets arranged as six 500-count boxes, making it convenient for extended range sessions, competition preparation, or regular practice. The generous quantity helps reloaders maintain a consistent component supply while keeping packaging organized for storage and use. As with all reloading components, inspect bullets before loading and verify compatibility with your equipment, cartridge specifications, and intended application. Hornady AEROMATCH 227771 bullets provide a practical match-oriented option for reloaders seeking a consistent .224 caliber hollow point boat tail projectile.

Features:

• Coefficient: .355

• Bullet Type: Hollow Point Boat Tail

• Bullet Diameter: .224 caliber

• Weight: 77 grains

• Sectional Density: .219

• Type: Reloading bullets

• Packaging: 3,000 sequential bullets in six 500-count boxes