.243 / 6mm Scorpion 105-Grain Low-Drag Hollow-Point Flat-Base Bullets — 50 Count

Description

Give the 105-grain project a clearly defined starting point

You are not buying weight and diameter alone. You are choosing the nose, tip and base geometry around which you will spend time developing a load. This Scorpion is for the handloader who wants to build a 105-grain load around the Scorpion open tip, low-drag nose form and a flat base.

Its identity is specific: low-drag hollow point / open tip with a flat base. Scorpions use Gold Country’s hollow/open-tip construction; they are not lead-tip Vipers.

This listing contains 50 component bullets. Cases, primers, powder and loaded ammunition are not included. Gold Country hand swages these bullets in small batches. They are made to order and normally ship within seven business days.

What this bullet helps you accomplish

Choose this version when you want the Scorpion’s open-tip construction with the simpler low-drag, flat-base architecture. It provides a clear alternative to the ultra-low-drag Scorpions and to the hunting-designated LD version.

The benefit is control over the starting component. Instead of adapting your project to whichever generic 105-grain bullet is available, you can select a defined Gold Country design, establish a safe development path and measure what that design does in your rifle.

Why buy this Gold Country bullet

Large catalogs often collapse meaningful physical differences into a weight and a marketing phrase. Gold Country tells you which family you are buying, what kind of tip it carries and how the base is formed. That clarity helps you avoid spending powder, primers and range time on the wrong component.

Component specifications

• Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
• Bullet family: Scorpion
• Diameter: .243 inch / 6mm
• Weight: 105 grains
• Nose: Low-drag hollow point / open tip
• Base: Flat base
• Construction: Jacketed lead core
• Quantity: 50 component bullets
• Production: Hand swaged, made to order; normally ships within seven business days
• Made in: USA

Prove the load in your rifle

The design terms identify the component and its intended assignment. They do not guarantee accuracy, a universal ballistic coefficient or a terminal result. Begin with current published jacketed-bullet data for the exact cartridge and weight. Verify seating depth, cartridge overall length, chamber fit and function, then work carefully and evaluate the finished load in the actual rifle and intended conditions.

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