The Hornady ELD-VT 22 caliber 69-grain rifle bullet combines the aerodynamic efficiency of a match-grade design with the velocity and impact characteristics of a dedicated varmint round. Each box contains 100 bullets, making this a practical choice for reloaders who shoot high volumes—whether you're running loads for prairie dog season, preparing for a varmint hunting trip, or testing loads at the range. These bullets deliver consistent performance across the velocities typical of .224 rifle cartridges.

Built on Hornady's ELD platform, these bullets feature a design that prioritizes stability in flight and reliable expansion at varmint hunting speeds. The 69-grain weight positions them in the mid-range for .224 applications, offering a practical balance between velocity retention and sectional density. With a ballistic coefficient of .424 (G1), they resist wind drift better than lighter varmint projectiles, which matters when you're shooting across open country or from distance.

Reloaders will appreciate working with a bullet that performs across multiple disciplines. These aren't single-purpose rounds—the same load that drives them accurately in competition can serve equally well on varmint-sized game under 50 pounds. That versatility, combined with the consistency Hornady builds into their component manufacturing, makes these a solid foundation for precision handloads. The 100-count box also means you can develop and test loads without burning through inventory on trial batches.

The Hornady ELD-VT 22 caliber 69-grain rifle bullet combines the aerodynamic efficiency of a match-grade design with the velocity and impact characteristics of a dedicated varmint round. Each box contains 100 bullets, making this a practical choice for reloaders who shoot high volumes—whether you're running loads for prairie dog season, preparing for a varmint hunting trip, or testing loads at the range. These bullets deliver consistent performance across the velocities typical of .224 rifle cartridges.

Built on Hornady's ELD platform, these bullets feature a design that prioritizes stability in flight and reliable expansion at varmint hunting speeds. The 69-grain weight positions them in the mid-range for .224 applications, offering a practical balance between velocity retention and sectional density. With a ballistic coefficient of .424 (G1), they resist wind drift better than lighter varmint projectiles, which matters when you're shooting across open country or from distance.

Reloaders will appreciate working with a bullet that performs across multiple disciplines. These aren't single-purpose rounds—the same load that drives them accurately in competition can serve equally well on varmint-sized game under 50 pounds. That versatility, combined with the consistency Hornady builds into their component manufacturing, makes these a solid foundation for precision handloads. The 100-count box also means you can develop and test loads without burning through inventory on trial batches.