200-Grain .308 Razorback Hunting Bullets — Soft Blunt Nose, Serrated Jacket, Flat Base, 50 Count

Description

A 200-grain choice for penetration-first hunting

This 200-grain .308 Razorback uses the same soft blunt-nose, serrated-jacket design as the distinct 190-grain version, with a confirmed flat base on this 200-grain component. It serves the handloader who wants a heavy hunting bullet shaped around delayed, progressive deformation rather than Viper’s earlier natural soft-point opening or Scorpion’s precision-first open tip.

What the design is meant to solve

Razorback is intended to resist opening too early, then deform progressively as resistance builds. The soft blunt nose and jacket serrations define this version’s starting geometry. The 200-grain weight offers a heavier choice within that design; it does not prove a specific penetration depth, expansion diameter or field result.

Compare the 190-grain soft blunt-nose Razorback when a lighter weight in the same design is the better fit for the rifle and cartridge. The handloader still needs to verify twist, cartridge fit, seating depth, magazine clearance and feeding in the actual rifle, and use appropriate published load data. The Razorback Bullet System explains the penetration-first design purpose.

These are 50 component bullets for handloading, not loaded ammunition.

Product facts: .308-inch diameter; 200 grains; soft blunt nose; serrated jacket; flat base; 50 bullets.