22 Caliber 64gr PPT Bonded Solid Base® Bullet (100ct)

Well, 2016 season is over. Son-in-Law and I wound up with 5 deer taken with the 64gr Protected Point bullet. All were one shot kills, all pass-throughs. Ranges were from 60-120yds, all loaded in 223 REM and shot out of AR's

Last one was a neck shot at 60 yds or so. Destroyed the spine and left a 3/4" exit wound in the skin. Longest trail was 50-60 yds after a chest shot that took out heart.

I am a believer in this bullet for deer-sized game.

Finally a bullet that addressed the lethality question of the 223 Remington. Have never used it and hope I never will. But when I saw it I knew it would be my primary defense round. It will make a great hunting bullet for feral pigs. A bullet that will give reliable function in a auto loader, with predictable expansion across a broad range impact velocity's.

My 10 year old son just had a successful first deer hunt. Using my coyote rifle 22-250, loaded with BSB 64 gr. I'm glad you guys make a bullet on the heavy side for 1 in 14 twist. The load produced groups well inside an inch. He could easily hit soda cans at 100, even shooting from ground off his knee. After a hard 5 days of hunt he got a 100 yard shot at a nice 3 x 3 mule deer bedded down. He never got up.

I am writing to share a story of success resulting from the use of the .224 cal 64 gr Bonded Performance bullet.

Summer two years ago. My daughter told me she wanted to hunt with me. So I worked up a 22-250 Rem load for her using this bullet, H-414, and WLR primers. This load runs about 3800 fps with 1/2 - 3/4 MOA accuracy from my Ruger 77 varmint rifle. Recoil is minimal as expected.

Last season, on the first day of Youth season in Texas she delivered perfect shot placement on a small button buck who traveled 20 yards before piling up. This year she used the same rifle with the same load to take a big doe on the first evening of Youth season.

That's two deer, two shots, in two years. Zero recovered bullets of course. For states where .224 cal is legal for hunting, the 64 gr Bonded Performance is the bullet by which all others are judged. I chose this bullet for her to give her the margin of safety on a less than perfect shot, but the precision the bullet offers allows for very precise shot placement.

I have a good photo of my daughter with her deer from last year and this year if you want to see them.

Thanks for the ideal .224 bullet.

I'm a New Zealand Hunter and we have lots of game ranging from smaller deer to the Wapiti and Samber. I have hunted all species here with a wide range of rifles and bullets.I have been using Nosler 64 grain bonded bullets recently and am nothing short of stunned by their performance,It seems no matter what the game animal one bullet in the chest just drops them in their tracks.Last weekend i had two Fallow deer and a smaller Samber Stag fall to these magic little bullets.projectiles went through the Fallow with a good wound channel and decent exit hole,meat damage was minimal and we ate right up to the bullet hole.The Samber being bigger the bullet didn't exit but was against the skin on the other side.These are not small animals and was totally unexpected.
Nosler,you have convinced me.