Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100

Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100

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Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100
  • Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100
  • Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100
Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100

Barnes Varmint Grenade 22 Caliber (.224 Diameter) Bullets 36 grain Frangible Box of 100

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MPN: 30171
$32.99 $0.33 per piece
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  • Caliber: 22 Cal
  • Type: VG FB
  • Weight: 36
  • Diameter: .224
  • S.D.: 0.102
  • B.C.: 0.149
  • Length: 0.697
  • Box QTY: 100
  • Catalog: #30171

Introduced in 2007, the Varmint Grenade has rapidly become one of the most popular varmint bullets around. Based on a design Barnes developed for military applications, the hollow-cavity, flat-base bullet features a copper-tin powdered metal core surrounded by a guilding metal jacket.

The bullet remains intact at ultra-high velocities in fast twist barrels, while its highly frangible core fragments violently on impact. Produces instant fragmentation, virtually vaporizing ground squirrels and prairie dogs, even at long range. Varmint Grenades instantly expend their energy, seldom exiting large predators like bobcats and coyotes, leaving valuable pelts virtually undamaged.

This is not loaded ammunition.

Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Tim Moore
Inconsistent weight

I have experimented quite a bit with these bullets with mostly disappointing results. I’ve found a notable variation in weight and apparently density/concentricity as well and have not been able to get decent accuracy in any of the rifle/cartridge combinations I’ve tried. They actually “keyhole” when fired through my tack driving 22 Hornet, never had that happen before. I ended up pulling the bullets from the remaining loads and giving them the heave ho. They do perform on targets as advertised, if you can hit the target. I’ll stick with the V-max, they meet all my expectations.

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