When the goal includes both precision and the condition of the pelt

Predator and varmint hunters do not all want the same terminal behavior. A soft point may be preferred when faster, greater expansion is the goal. A hollow point may be chosen by shooters who also value precision and want a less expansion-forward option when pelts may be kept or sold.

We supply 100 bullets. We hand swage these bullets in small batches, made to order and normally ship within seven business days.

Why choose the 55-grain Coyote

The Coyote combines a copper-alloy jacket, lead core and hollow-point nose in the familiar 55-grain .224 class. It is the lighter hollow-point choice beside the heavier 69-grain Scorpion and the 70-grain Viper soft point. Hollow-point construction does not guarantee a small exit, preserved pelt, accuracy, expansion or a particular field result; velocity, impact placement, animal size, target medium, twist rate and the complete load all matter.

bullet specifications

Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
Bullet system: Coyote
Diameter: .224 inch
Weight: 55 grains
Profile: Jacketed hollow point
Construction: Copper-alloy jacket with lead core
Cannelure: No
Intended role: Predator, varmint and precision-oriented handloads
Quantity: 100 bullets
Production: We make these to order; we normally ship within seven business days
Made in: USA

Choose construction before making the claim

Compare the 70-grain Viper when a soft point and more expansion-forward design intent better match the job. Compare the 69-grain Scorpion when a heavier hollow-point precision bullet better fits the rifle and intended range.

Build around the cartridge, rifle and published data

Use current published jacketed-bullet data for the exact cartridge and bullet weight. Confirm diameter, seating depth, cartridge overall length, magazine fit, chamber fit and twist-rate suitability. Verify accuracy and field behavior in the complete load and rifle.

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Reloading safety: Verify every recipe against the cited published source and its current edition. Begin only with the source’s stated starting load and confirm the exact cartridge, bullet, powder, primer, case, overall length, firearm, and pressure limits. A similar bullet weight or diameter does not establish interchangeability.

Cartridge	Powder	Charge	Velocity	COAL	Source
.223 Remington	CFE 223	25.0-27.5 gr	3100-3350 fps	2.200"	Hodgdon
.22-250 Remington	IMR 4064	34.5-37.5 gr	3600-3850 fps	2.360"	Berger Manual
.223 Remington	H322	23.0-25.5 gr	3000-3300 fps	2.260"	Berger
.223 Remington	H335	24.5-26.5 gr	3100-3300 fps	2.200"	Hodgdon
.223 Remington	BL-C(2)	25.5-27.5 gr	3100-3300 fps	2.200"	Hodgdon
223 Rem	Varget	24.5-26.0 gr	3100-3250 fps	2.260"	Nosler Reloading Guide #9
22-250 Rem	IMR 4064	34.5-36.5 gr	3600-3750 fps	2.350"	Nosler Reloading Guide #9
223 Remington	CFE 223	25.5-27.5 gr	2950-3100 fps	2.250"	Sierra Manual

predator hunting bullets

.224 Coyote 55-Grain Hollow-Point Predator and Varmint Bullets — 100 Count