180-Grain .284 Viper LD Lead-Tip Soft-Point Bullets — Flat Base, 50 Count

Description

You have chosen the 180-grain class; now choose the construction your load actually needs

At 180 grains, a .284 bullet is a deliberate component choice. The buyer is usually trying to build around a rifle, throat and cartridge that can support a long, heavy 7mm projectile. The first problem is compatibility. The next is choosing the correct physical design instead of treating every 180-grain Viper as the same bullet.

This Viper LD is the exposed lead-tip soft-point, flat-base branch of that decision. Choose it when a flat base is part of the intended load and you do not need the rebated boat tail used on the separate Viper ULD. The difference is physical and visible; it is not a marketing synonym.

Why this version exists

• Viper identity: exposed lead-tip soft point rather than the Scorpion open tip.
• LD geometry: Low Drag profile paired with a flat base.
• Heavy-class purpose: for a rifle and cartridge already evaluated for a 180-grain .284 bullet.
• Clear adjacent choice: select the ULD version when the project calls for its rebated boat tail.

Confirmed component identity

• Diameter: .284 inch / 7mm
• Weight: 180 grains
• Bullet family: Gold Country Viper
• Nose: exposed lead-tip soft point
• Drag designation: LD / Low Drag
• Base: flat base
• Quantity: 50 component bullets

This listing is for component bullets, not loaded ammunition. Confirm actual bullet dimensions, twist, throat, seating depth, magazine clearance and published load data for the rifle. This pointed bullet is not for conventional tubular magazines. Accuracy, stability and terminal behavior depend on the completed load, firearm and impact conditions.

Continue with the 180-Grain Class Guide, the technical note on bullet length and stability, and the 7mm Rifle & Bullet Compendium.

Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Viper 180gr .284

Load data not found for: Gold Country Viper 180gr .284