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HSM pairs Hornady's proven V-MAX bullet with their American-made loading expertise to create affordable varmint ammunition that doesn't compromise on performance. Each round sends a 55-grain polymer-tipped projectile downrange at 3610 fps, generating 1592 ft-lbs of muzzle energy that translates into flat trajectories and excellent accuracy at extended ranges.
The polymer tip does two jobs at once. It improves aerodynamics for better ballistic performance and wind resistance, while also initiating rapid expansion on impact. When the tip strikes a target, it drives back into the swaged lead core, creating devastating terminal performance on varmints from prairie dogs to coyotes. Even at longer ranges where velocity drops, the V-MAX remains reliable thanks to its streamlined design and match-grade jacket construction.
These cartridges come in reloadable brass cases with boxer primers, making them attractive for high-volume varmint hunters who run a lot of rounds. Non-corrosive construction means no surprises down the line when you're sorting brass. HSM's attention to consistent component selection keeps lot-to-lot variation minimal, so your groups stay tight whether you're on your first box or your hundredth.
The 22-250 Remington has been a varmint-hunting standard for decades, and this load takes advantage of the cartridge's inherent strengths. The flat trajectory makes holdover adjustments almost unnecessary within 250 yards. Minimal recoil means you can spot and take follow-up shots without fatigue, a real benefit during extended prairie dog or ground squirrel sessions. Twenty rounds per box gives you enough to test a new rifle's capabilities or run a small varmint control mission.
The V-MAX bullet uses a hard polymer tip that improves ballistics and initiates expansion on impact. When the tip strikes the target, it drives into the lead core below, creating rapid, explosive fragmentation. This design delivers effective terminal performance even at lower impact velocities, making it reliable for varmints at extended ranges.
Yes. These come with non-corrosive brass cases and boxer primers, so they're fully reloadable. The consistent component quality from HSM means your reloads will maintain similar velocity and accuracy from load to load. This makes them economical for high-volume varmint hunting or regular range work.
The 55-grain V-MAX at 3610 fps excels on small to medium varmints like prairie dogs, ground squirrels, and groundhogs. Many hunters also use it effectively on coyotes and foxes with proper shot placement. The flat trajectory and rapid expansion make it ideal for the 100-250 yard range where most varmint hunting happens.
The 22-250 delivers roughly 700 fps more velocity than standard .223 loads, resulting in significantly flatter trajectories and more retained energy at distance. This advantage is most noticeable beyond 300 yards and makes wind reading less critical in open country. Recoil is minimal in both, so the faster, flatter-shooting 22-250 usually wins for dedicated varmint work.
| Caliber/Gauge | .22-250 Remington |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.85 |
| Grains | 55 GRAINS |
| Length | 6.1500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HSM-22-250-17-N |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 837306001468 |
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