The Hornady Traditional Varmint Bullets in .22 caliber (.224") are a time-tested choice for varmint reloaders who want reliable, consistent performance across a range of rifles and conditions. Built on the original design standards established by Joyce Hornady, these 55-grain soft-point bullets deliver the flat-shooting characteristics and controlled expansion that have made them a staple in the varmint hunting community for decades. Whether you're loading for a classic .22-250 or a modern platform, these bullets perform at both high and low velocities—a real advantage when you're working with rifles that might not push modern magnum speeds.

What sets traditional varmint bullets apart is their straightforward engineering: a lead core wrapped in a match-grade copper jacket, formed into a spire-point profile on a flat base. That combination isn't flashy, but it works. You get clean, predictable ballistics, explosive expansion on impact, and the kind of accuracy that comes from quality manufacturing and proven geometry. For reloaders who value consistency and dependability over chasing the latest ballistic coefficient numbers, these are worth the bench time.

The 6,000-count bulk package is designed for serious handloaders who shoot varmints regularly and don't want to break the bank on component costs. If you're setting up for prairie dogs, ground squirrels, or similar small game, stocking a large quantity of a proven bullet means you'll spend more time at the range and less time ordering. Hornady's reputation for quality control means you can focus on your load development rather than worrying about bullet-to-bullet variation.

The Hornady Traditional Varmint Bullets in .22 caliber (.224") are a time-tested choice for varmint reloaders who want reliable, consistent performance across a range of rifles and conditions. Built on the original design standards established by Joyce Hornady, these 55-grain soft-point bullets deliver the flat-shooting characteristics and controlled expansion that have made them a staple in the varmint hunting community for decades. Whether you're loading for a classic .22-250 or a modern platform, these bullets perform at both high and low velocities—a real advantage when you're working with rifles that might not push modern magnum speeds.

What sets traditional varmint bullets apart is their straightforward engineering: a lead core wrapped in a match-grade copper jacket, formed into a spire-point profile on a flat base. That combination isn't flashy, but it works. You get clean, predictable ballistics, explosive expansion on impact, and the kind of accuracy that comes from quality manufacturing and proven geometry. For reloaders who value consistency and dependability over chasing the latest ballistic coefficient numbers, these are worth the bench time.

The 6,000-count bulk package is designed for serious handloaders who shoot varmints regularly and don't want to break the bank on component costs. If you're setting up for prairie dogs, ground squirrels, or similar small game, stocking a large quantity of a proven bullet means you'll spend more time at the range and less time ordering. Hornady's reputation for quality control means you can focus on your load development rather than worrying about bullet-to-bullet variation.