Nosler 41132 Varmageddon 22Hornet 35gr Flat Base Tipped 50 Per Box/5 Case

SKU: TSW|88222UPC: 054041411325Mfr. Part #: 41132

$89.99

Nosler 41132 Varmageddon 22Hornet 35gr Flat Base Tipped 50 Per Box/5 Case

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Nosler’s Varmageddon line of loaded ammunition and component bullets features a highly accurate polymer tip or hollow point combined with a flat base design. Varmageddon products were created for the high-volume varmint shooter who requires the utmost precision. Loaded with Nosler brass, Varmageddon ammunition provides the highest levels of performance for any varmint hunter.

Additional information

upc

054041411325

manufacturer

Nosler

Manufacturer Part Number

41132

Caliber/Gauge

.22 Hornet

Case Material

Brass

Grains

35 gr

Length

5.4000

Shipping Weight

1.06

Units per Box

50

Cost per Round

1.80

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