155-Grain .284 Scorpion Open-Tip Bullets — Flat Base, 50 Count

Description

The 155-grain Scorpion for a heavier 7mm project built around a flat base

You want to move beyond the familiar 140- and 150-grain classes, but you do not want the length and loading demands that can come with the heaviest 7mm bullets. You also want the Scorpion open tip with a flat base. This 155-grain component gives that project a clear starting point.

The other 155-grain Scorpion is physically different. Choose this LR flat-base version when the flat base belongs in the load you want to test. Choose the Scorpion ULD rebated boat tail when that base geometry and Ultra Low Drag family are the reason for your search.

What this gives your loading project

• A deliberate 155-grain step: slightly more mass than the 150-grain class without jumping directly to 160, 165, or 175 grains.
• Scorpion identity: an open-tip bullet rather than a Viper exposed lead-tip soft point.
• Flat-base construction: the defining physical choice and the key difference from the 155-grain Scorpion ULD.
• Small-batch availability: hand swaged and made to order for a loading project that calls for a specific combination of weight and geometry.

Component specifications

• Diameter: .284 inch / 7mm
• Weight: 155 grains
• Family: Gold Country Scorpion LR
• Nose: open tip
• Base: flat base
• Construction: copper jacket and soft lead core
• Production: hand swaged, small batch, made to order in the USA
• Quantity: 50 component bullets

This listing is for component bullets, not loaded ammunition. Cartridge fit, seating depth, throat clearance, magazine compatibility, stability, and safe load development must be verified in the actual rifle with current published data. Actual accuracy and terminal behavior depend on the completed load, firearm, impact conditions, and target medium. No numeric ballistic coefficient or universal terminal-performance promise is made.

Answer the rifle question before chasing the load

The 7mm Rifle & Bullet Compendium places 155 grains among the surrounding 7mm weight classes. The bullet length and stability Technical Note explains why grain weight alone does not establish fit, while the 7mm Cartridge Bullet Selection Guide helps connect the component to the cartridge, rifle, and intended job.

Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Scorpion 155gr .284

Load data not found for: Gold Country Scorpion 155gr .284