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MATCH 22 CALIBER (.224") BOAT TAIL HOLLOW POINT RIFLE BULLETS

MATCH 22 CALIBER (.224") BOAT TAIL HOLLOW POINT RIFLE BULLETS Reviews & Ratings

All Hornady® Match™ bullets feature revolutionary AMP® (Advanced Manufacturing Process) bullet jackets. Developed by Hornady® engineers, these bullet jackets are a technological advancement in design, tooling and manufacturing that combine to produce the most consistently concentric bullet jackets available. These proven AMP® jackets are the foundation for exceptional bullet accuracy and have virtually zero runout and near zero wall thickness variation. Coupled with precision swaged cores and manufactured to the tightest standards in the industry, all Hornady® Match™ bullets provide superior consistency, high ballistic coefficients and unprecedented levels of accuracy.
Product Features:

SECANT OGIVE PROFILE

The geometric profile works to produce low drag and flatter trajectories. The secant ogive design also provides the optimum bearing surface for stability in flight and the best ballistic coefficient possible.

SWAGED LEAD CORE

The swaging process provides excellent uniformity and balance for consistent performance and accuracy.

AMP® JACKET

The jacket has virtually zero runout and near zero wall thickness variation.

BOATTAIL

The angle and length of the boattail is unique and optimized for each caliber and weight of Matchâ„¢ bullets to maximize ballistic coefficient and performance.


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Reviews Summary
Customers are generally pleased with the Hornady 22 caliber BTHP bullets, praising their accuracy and performance at various distances. However, some expressed disappointment regarding packaging and tarnished bullets upon arrival. Overall, they offer good value for practice and competition shooting, especially for those using ARs and precision rifles.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Performance
65%
Many reviewers highlight the outstanding performance and accuracy of the Hornady 22 caliber BTHP bullets, with several reporting excellent group sizes at various distances, making them suitable for both practice and competition. This theme was mentioned by 65% of reviewers.
Packaging Issues
40%
Some reviews indicate dissatisfaction with the packaging of the bullets, as they arrived loose in the box without protective bags, leading to concerns about tarnishing and damage during shipping. This aspect was noted by 40% of reviewers.
Value for Money
55%
Reviewers frequently comment on the affordability of these bullets, particularly in comparison to similar products from other brands. Users appreciate being able to shoot more often without breaking the bank, identifying this as a significant advantage. This sentiment was expressed by 55% of reviewers.
Reloading and Compatibility
30%
A number of users mentioned their experiences with reloading these bullets, noting the importance of using the right equipment for optimal performance. Issues arose with seater stems, but once addressed, shooters reported satisfying results. This topic was mentioned by 30% of reviewers.
5
Good bullets
I really like these bullets they work well
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Try later
Haven't yet shot the bullets still loading
5
Great product did a great price
This was the best deal I found on Hornady 52 grain BTHP bullets. Very pleased. Fast shipping also.
5
Excellent bullets
I'm a midrange shooter, I shoot these 600 yards every week. They're great
5
Great Accuracy
I use these 75 gr. BTHP in my 18" 1-7 AR-15. They are amazing and very accurate (if I do my part). Hitting rock chucks at 400 or 500yards is common.
5
Good bullet for 223
This is my 4th box of 4K from Brownell's. This bullet is a solid choice for XTC practice or matches where I use this bullet from 100 to 300 yards in competition. The attached is from a match this winter at 100 yards shot prone with a sling out of a 20 inch barrel. X ring on this target is 0.75 inches. Bullet is capable if a smaller group, this is a good result for my current skill set. At 13 to 14 cents a bullet I can shoot more practice as compared to the 24 cent 77's in green boxes.
5
Best seated with a VLD style stem
Encountered issues with denting ogive using my standard seater stem. Purchased a VLD seater stem for my Wilson die. Worked perfectly. Which it should as the stem is made to fit the bullet profile. In 30 caliber I use a Hornady seater die and purchased there VLD stem. These bullets just are not happy with a standard tapper stem;. I shoot several thousand rounds per year in CMP/NRA Service rifle match and practice. So twenty bucks or so for a stem is nominal. 68 grain is a great bullet for 200 and 300 yard line. I run them over Hodgdon benchmark powder at SAMI max pressure.
5
Great in my AR's
As a first time AR shooter and experienced reloader, I wanted to find the best bullet for my S&W 15T 16 inch 1-8 twist barrel. After testing several brands and weights, I found this projectile to be very good. Nearly as good as the Sierra 69's at a much lower price. The accuracy at 100 yards is great. They shoot a 1/4 inch group all day long. I built a second AR with a 22 inch 1-8 twist WOA barrel. This bullet worked equally well in both rifles. Spooky to not have to develop a new combo for different rifles.
5
VERY ACCURATE
USE IN TACTICAL AR WITH 26" BARREL 1 IN 8 TWIST WITH SCOPE 100 YDS 5 SHOTS ..312" GROUP
5
Outstanding accuracy
I'm using these bullets in a Remington 700 5R with 20" 1:9 twist and these things will reliably produce under 3/4MOA groups. Loading in Lapua brass with CCI BR4 primers and Varget powder. I tested their 68gr match and both the 69gr and 77gr offerings from Sierra (I run the 175SMK in my .308's) using the ladder testing method for accuracy nodes (at 600yd), then proceeded to test for grouping size and velocity consistency. This bullet proved to match the 77gr SMK but at a lower price. Could not be happier; my .223 5R is the most accuracy factory rifle I've ever personally see... and I've been around a lot of M24's and M110's.