Nosler Varmageddon

[Worch]

has anybody loaded these ? I just wondered what they were like as it seems there’s a considerable difference in price over the Hornady v max in .17 , Thanks 

[Woodlander]

I use 55gr in a .223, very good value and every bit as good as Vmax.  I can only assume this is the same for the .17 version.  

[Shendy]

use them in the 22 hornet to very good affect.

[17 Rem]

Found the 70 grain tipped ones load fussy in my 6BR, but hellish accurate after careful load development, effective and affordable. 

[Miseryguts]

13 hours ago, Woodlander said:

I use 55gr in a .223, very good value and every bit as good as Vmax.  I can only assume this is the same for the .17 version.  

+1 onn that, 55gn Varmageddon with 25gn H335, same POI as 53gn Vmax with 25.3gn H335, and exactly same result😉

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[Charlts]

Love them! Use them in 204, 223, 243, 308 and 300AAC to great effect.

 

[Worch]

Brilliant, Thank you for your replies 👍

[Andrew]

204, 223, 300 AAC, 7.62x39. Great accuracy. Additionally, the 123 grain for the 7.62x39 acts like a big game bullet on deer at moderate ranges.~Andrew

[cooter]

I used the 20grn in my .17 Hornet and they were far more consistent than the .20 or 25Grn VMax.

I ran them with DO63, and also tried them with N110 and N120. All gave excellent results.

[GT3_richy]

4 hours ago, cooter said:

I used the 20grn in my .17 Hornet and they were far more consistent than the .20 or 25Grn VMax.

I ran them with DO63, and also tried them with N110 and N120. All gave excellent results.

Was that the hollow points or tipped Varmageddon chap?

[cooter]

9 minutes ago, GT3_richy said:

Was that the hollow points or tipped Varmageddon chap?

Tipped.