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The Remington Premier AccuTip-V puts a modern twist on a cartridge that's been working varmint duties since the 1930s. This load pairs the .22 Hornet's legendary mild recoil and low report with a polymer-tipped projectile engineered for precision and rapid expansion. The gold-colored tip initiates expansion at impact, causing the thin jacket and soft lead core to fragment violently, delivering the terminal performance you expect from a dedicated varmint round.
The AccuTip-V design prioritizes both accuracy and on-target results. These aren't generic varmint rounds. The polymer tip improves ballistic coefficients and flight characteristics compared to traditional flat-nose bullets, meaning flatter trajectory and better wind-bucking performance. At 3100 fps from the 35-grain bullet, you get the velocity boost that modern powders allow while staying within the .22 Hornet's design envelope. Factory testing confirms sub-minute-of-angle accuracy from quality rifles.
Loaded in reloadable brass with a boxer primer, this ammunition supports both one-shot hunters and handloading enthusiasts. The consistency Remington builds into these rounds translates to reliable velocities and repeatable accuracy session after session. Whether you're running predator control operations or punching paper at the range, the reloadable cases give you options down the road.
The .22 Hornet fills a sweet spot that won't go away. It delivers genuine centerfire power for small varmints, prairie dogs, and predators without the noise, recoil, or expense of larger calibers. Effective out to about 150 yards, it's plenty for the work it was designed to do, and modern ammunition like this AccuTip-V load pushes the cartridge's practical limits.
Yes, this ammunition comes in reloadable brass with a boxer primer. That means you can save the cases after firing and reload them for future use, which can lower long-term shooting costs, especially if you handload.
Most shooters find the .22 Hornet effective out to about 150 yards for varmint work, though good rifles and ammunition can extend that to 200 yards under the right conditions. The AccuTip-V's improved ballistics help push that envelope with its flatter trajectory and better wind deflection.
The 35-grain AccuTip-V at 3100 fps is the lighter, faster option in the .22 Hornet lineup. It delivers flatter trajectory and better aerodynamics, making it ideal for prairie dogs and small varmints. Heavier 45-grain loads retain more energy but have a slower velocity and steeper trajectory.
Yes, this is standard .22 Hornet ammunition that will work in any rifle chambered for that cartridge. That said, verify your rifle's condition and check with a gunsmith if you own an older or rare Hornet—some vintage models may have specific feeding or accuracy preferences.
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 Hornet |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.22 |
| Grains | 35 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 29154 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | AccuTip |
| Shipping Weight | 0.8 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 047700384405 |
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