150-Grain .308 Viper ST Hunting Bullets — Lead Tip, Flat Bottom, 50 Count

Description

A 150-grain hunting bullet chosen for earlier upset

If the bullet’s first job is to begin opening when it reaches game, its nose matters more than the fact that it weighs 150 grains. This .308 Viper ST has an exposed lead-tip soft point, Gold Country’s hunting design for earlier upset on impact. It gives the handloader a clear alternative to a Razorback built around penetration first or a Scorpion chosen chiefly for open-tip precision.

The flat bottom and 150-grain weight identify the exact bullet in this box. The reason to choose it is the Viper soft-point purpose, then to judge its fit and results in your own rifle.

Why Gold Country’s Viper?

The exposed lead tip is intended to start deformation when it meets resistance. We hand swage Viper bullets in small batches so the nose-and-jacket design can be formed and inspected close to production. The Viper Bullet System explains how the line is meant to behave; it does not turn a design intention into a guarantee for every shot.

What you receive

• 50 bullets for handloading, not loaded cartridges
• 150 grains; .308-inch diameter
• Viper ST exposed lead-tip soft point; flat bottom

The bullet-profile and load-data sections below come from Gold Country’s maintained data system.

Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Viper 150gr .308

Load data not found for: Gold Country Viper 150gr .308