Long-Range Ammunition Using Razorback

Gold Country Ammo

Why Razorback Is Used at Distance

Long-range performance is not defined by expansion.

It is defined by structural integrity, yaw stability, and predictable behavior across velocity loss.

The Razorback bullet system was designed to arrive intact first — then work.

This ammunition system applies Razorback bullets to long-range platforms where consistency across distance matters more than peak ballistic coefficients.

Design Priorities

Long-range ammunition using Razorback bullets prioritizes:

Structural integrity across wide velocity windows
Stable flight through transonic regions
Predictable terminal behavior at extended range
Reduced sensitivity to tip deformation or failure

Razorback Bullet Characteristics

Razorback bullets feature:

Serrated copper jacket
Lead carried to the nose
Low-drag ogive geometry
Flat-base or rebated boat-tail variants (application-dependent)

This results in:

Consistent mass retention
Controlled deformation after penetration begins
Reliable performance where impact speeds vary widely

The design trades tip-driven expansion for behavioral consistency.

Supported Applications

This system supports:

Long-range hunting
Distance-sensitive cartridges
Platforms where terminal predictability matters more than initial upset

Documentation & Support

This system is supported by:

Razorback Bullet System documentation
Long-range Compendium chapters
Technical Notes on velocity decay and yaw behavior
Field observations as published