Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint .204 32gr Bullets – Box of 250
These Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint bullets are designed for handloading in .204 caliber cartridges such as the .204 Ruger. Each bullet weighs 32 grains and has a .204 inch diameter. The bullets feature a color-coded polymer tip over an ultra-thin jacket, which ensures rapid and consistent expansion across a wide range of velocities.
The Spitzer profile and boat-tail base improve aerodynamic efficiency, resulting in a flat trajectory and excellent long-range performance. The bullet has a published G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.206, contributing to superior ballistic efficiency and terminal performance.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .204 inch |
| Weight | 32 grains |
| Number of Bullets | 250 |
| Design | Ballistic Tip with Polymer Tip, Solid Base, Boat-Tail |
| Intended Use | Handloading for varmint cartridges (e.g., .204 Ruger) |
FAQ
What is the purpose of the polymer tip on these bullets?
The color-coded polymer tip initiates rapid and violent expansion at both high and low velocities, ensuring reliable performance across different firing conditions.
Are these bullets suitable for use in the .204 Ruger?
Yes, these bullets are specifically designed for use in the .204 Ruger and similar high-velocity varmint cartridges.
What is the ballistic coefficient of these bullets?
The published G1 ballistic coefficient is 0.206, indicating good aerodynamic efficiency and long-range performance.
Brandon Parsons –
I’ve used these bullets in my .204 Ruger for several months now. The expansion is consistent and reliable, even at longer ranges. The flat trajectory makes it easy to hit small targets like crows and foxes. The polymer tip performs well across different velocities, which is exactly what I needed for varmint hunting.
Jake Gray –
Great quality and consistent performance. The bullets group tightly and expand quickly on impact. I appreciate the color-coded tip—makes it easy to identify them in the reloading process. Perfect for handloading with a .204 Ruger.
Olivia Duncan –
The bullets perform well in my varmint setup. The trajectory is flat and the expansion is fast. A bit more expensive than some alternatives, but the reliability and consistency justify the price.