Gold Country Viper 175-Grain Long-Range Low-Drag Soft-Point Flat-Base Bullets — 50 Count

Description

Choose the soft-point construction before you build the load

A 175-grain .277 hunting-load project asks the shooter to commit time and components to a heavy bullet. The useful first step is identifying the exact construction, so the load is developed around the bullet the shooter actually intends to carry.

This Viper combines a long-range low-drag exposed lead-tip soft point with a flat base. Viper is Gold Country’s lead-tip soft-point family. The LD designation identifies the low-drag form, and the flat base distinguishes it from the 175-grain Viper ULD rebated-boat-tail option.

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

It gives you a defined 175-grain soft-point component around which to develop a heavy .277 hunting load. You can establish seating, fit and safe loading parameters around the actual Viper nose and flat-base geometry, then test whether the completed rifle-and-load system meets your accuracy and field requirements.

Why this page exists beside the other 175-grain choices

Choose Viper when an exposed lead-tip soft point is central to the project. Choose Scorpion for Gold Country’s hollow/open-tip construction, or Razorback for its serrated-tip design. Within Viper, the remaining decision is LD flat base or ULD rebated boat tail.

Component specifications

• Manufacturer: Gold Country Ammo
• Bullet family: Viper
• Diameter: .277 inch / .270 caliber
• Weight: 175 grains
• Nose: Long-range low-drag exposed lead-tip soft point
• 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

Validate the hunting system

Soft-point, LD and base-form terms identify construction and design intent. They do not guarantee accuracy, expansion, penetration, retained weight or a particular terminal result in every cartridge, rifle or impact condition. Confirm bullet length, seating depth, cartridge overall length, chamber and magazine fit, and barrel-twist suitability. Begin with current published jacketed-bullet data for the exact cartridge and weight, work carefully, and test the finished load for the conditions in which it will be used.

Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Viper 175gr .270

Load data not found for: Gold Country Viper 175gr .270