Description
When the load calls for a 150-grain soft point, the exact version matters
The 150-grain class is familiar territory in .30-caliber handloading, but familiar weight does not make two bullets interchangeable. This Gold Country Viper ST is a .308-diameter exposed lead-tip soft point with a confirmed flat base, supplied in a 50-count box. It gives the handloader a defined component for a project where that combination of weight, nose and base geometry is the point.
The reason to choose it is clarity before load development begins. You know this is the Viper soft-point family, you know it is the ST version, and you know the base is flat. Seating depth, function, accuracy and final performance still belong to the actual cartridge and rifle.
What this bullet helps you accomplish
- Work in the 150-grain middleweight class: a practical starting point for many .30-caliber projects without pretending every cartridge uses it the same way.
- Choose an exposed lead-tip soft point: the Viper identity separates it from Scorpion open-tip and Razorback serrated-tip designs.
- Build around a flat base: the SKU confirms the base geometry, making the component choice explicit rather than assumed.
- Develop a rifle-specific recipe: the 50-count package supports seating, function and accuracy testing in the individual firearm.
Choose the ST version because it matches the plan
This page does not turn ST into an unsupported performance claim or pretend it means the same thing as LD or ULD. It identifies this specific Viper version. Choose it when the 150-grain exposed lead-tip, flat-base combination is the component you intend to test. If the project calls for a different nose or base geometry, choose that component before building the load.
Confirmed component identity
- Diameter: .308 inch / .30 caliber
- Weight: 150 grains
- Bullet family: Gold Country Viper ST
- Nose: exposed lead-tip soft point
- Base: flat base
- Quantity: 50 component bullets
This listing is for component bullets, not loaded ammunition. Confirm bullet length, seating requirements and compatibility in the actual rifle. Use current published data for the exact cartridge, begin low and work up as directed, and verify magazine clearance, feeding and chamber fit.
Continue with the Gold Country Viper Bullet System, then use the Gold Country guides and technical library to connect construction choices with the cartridge and rifle questions that control the finished load.
Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Viper 150gr .308
Load data not found for: Gold Country Viper 150gr .308





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