The Speer Varmint Hollow Point Bullets in .224 diameter and 52 grains are a jacketed hollow point for handloaders working up varmint loads (Speer part no. 1035). Speer describes them as the bullet to reach for whether you are shooting prairie dogs, shooting targets at the range or calling coyotes. The hollow-point design is meant for explosive performance and accuracy on small game and varmints. Each box holds 100 bullets. These are reloading components, so they are bought for use in a handloader’s own cartridges.

Key Specifications

• The caliber is .22 (.224-inch diameter) (5.69 mm).
• The bullet weight is 52 grains.
• The bullet style is a jacketed hollow point, designed to open up quickly on small game.
• The ballistic coefficient is .168.
• The bullet length is 0.705 inch.
• The sectional density is 0.148.
• Each box contains 100 bullets.
• Speer lists the usage as hunting, and describes it for prairie dogs and coyotes.
• Speer says the hollow point gives great terminal effect on varmints with impressive accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What game is this bullet meant for? Speer describes the Varmint Hollow Point for prairie dogs and coyotes, and for punching paper at the range.

What diameter is it? It is a .224-inch diameter bullet, listed by Speer as 5.6896 mm.

How many come in a box? Each box holds 100 bullets. They are components for reloading and not loaded ammunition.

Buy the Speer Varmint Hollow Point Bullets, .224 Diameter 52gr, 100 Count

If you are loading for a .22 centerfire varmint rifle, a 52-grain hollow point is a standard choice. Order a 100-count box from our Lubbock, Texas shop for fast direct shipping, and see more reloading bullets from Speer.