Remington Premier AccuTip-V 17 Rem Fireball 20gr Ammunition

Description

The Remington Premier AccuTip-V .17 Remington Fireball combines efficiency with serious varmint performance. This load pushes a 20-grain polymer-tipped bullet to 4000 feet per second while using a relatively small powder charge, which means less barrel heat and fouling compared to larger cartridges. That efficiency matters when you're running high-volume prairie dog shoots or putting in a full day at the bench.

What Makes AccuTip-V Bullets Work

AccuTip's polymer tip is driven rearward on impact, causing the thin jacket and soft lead core to fragment violently. The result is rapid expansion and terminal performance that's well-suited to small game from ground squirrels to prairie dogs. The boat-tail design supports a flat trajectory and provides excellent downrange energy retention, which is particularly valuable when you need those extra yards of effective range.

Flat Trajectory and Precision Built In

With a 200-yard zero, you're only looking at about 2.5 inches of drop at 200 yards. That kind of predictable flight path takes the guesswork out of hold-over adjustments and lets you focus on shot placement. The ballistic coefficient of 0.185 keeps energy high out to typical varmint distances, and the low recoil (less than 1 foot-pound) means you stay behind the gun for quick follow-up shots if needed.

Premium Components Throughout

These are new-production rounds loaded in boxer-primed, reloadable brass cases with a non-corrosive primer. Each box contains 20 rounds ready to go, and the brass is suitable for reloading if you want to develop your own loads later. The standardized dimensions and manufacturing tolerances mean consistent velocity and performance from shot to shot.