The Nosler Varmageddon 22 Cal 40gr Tipped Flat Base Bullets are purpose-built rifle projectiles for handloaders targeting varmints across all practical hunting ranges. The tipped design combined with Nosler's proven lead-alloy core and copper-alloy jacket delivers the violent, reliable expansion varmint hunters expect while maintaining the accuracy consistency that comes from a flat base profile—a real advantage when you're dialing in loads for prairie dogs, coyotes, or other small game at distance.

These 224-diameter bullets are manufactured using Nosler's efficient production methods, which means you get the company's quality control and performance reputation without the premium price tag of their match-grade offerings. The flat base geometry promotes bench-rest accuracy, and the tipped construction protects the bullet's integrity during handling and feeding while supporting consistent ballistics from round to round.

Reloaders choose Varmageddon bullets for the combination of reliability and economy. You're not paying for features you don't need, but you're not cutting corners on the fundamentals either. Whether you're working up loads for a .223 Remington, .22-250, or another 22-caliber rifle cartridge, the 40-grain weight is a versatile choice for volume shooting and fast, clean varmint work.

The Nosler Varmageddon 22 Cal 40gr Tipped Flat Base Bullets are purpose-built rifle projectiles for handloaders targeting varmints across all practical hunting ranges. The tipped design combined with Nosler's proven lead-alloy core and copper-alloy jacket delivers the violent, reliable expansion varmint hunters expect while maintaining the accuracy consistency that comes from a flat base profile—a real advantage when you're dialing in loads for prairie dogs, coyotes, or other small game at distance.

These 224-diameter bullets are manufactured using Nosler's efficient production methods, which means you get the company's quality control and performance reputation without the premium price tag of their match-grade offerings. The flat base geometry promotes bench-rest accuracy, and the tipped construction protects the bullet's integrity during handling and feeding while supporting consistent ballistics from round to round.

Reloaders choose Varmageddon bullets for the combination of reliability and economy. You're not paying for features you don't need, but you're not cutting corners on the fundamentals either. Whether you're working up loads for a .223 Remington, .22-250, or another 22-caliber rifle cartridge, the 40-grain weight is a versatile choice for volume shooting and fast, clean varmint work.