190-Grain .308 Viper Hunting Bullets — Lead-Tip Soft Point, Rebated Boat Tail, 50 Count

Description

When a heavy hunting bullet needs to open and keep going

A hunter choosing a 190-grain .308 bullet is usually past the generic question of caliber. The real choice is what the bullet should do on impact. This Viper is built around an exposed lead-tip soft point: its design purpose is to begin deformation under resistance while the jacket guides continued penetration. Choose it when that early, natural upset is the goal of the hunting load, rather than a target open tip or the Razorback’s later-deforming approach.

The rebated boat tail is part of this bullet’s physical design. It gives the handloader a different base profile from a flat-bottom bullet for a load developed around a longer 190-grain projectile. It does not by itself establish accuracy, stability, or a particular effective range in your rifle.

What you are buying

• Diameter and weight: .308 inch, 190 grains.
• Bullet system: Gold Country Viper.
• Nose: exposed lead-tip soft point for the Viper’s expansion-first design purpose.
• Base: rebated boat tail.
• Quantity: 50 bullets.

Gold Country hand-swages these bullets in small batches and makes them to order. That approach centers the chosen construction rather than a mass-market, one-profile-for-every-job substitute. The normal production window is seven business days.

Build the load for the actual cartridge and rifle using appropriate published data. Confirm bullet fit, seating depth, magazine clearance and stability before judging field performance. The completed load and impact conditions determine the result.

For the design distinction, read the Gold Country Viper Bullet System. Its comparison with the other Gold Country bullet systems helps decide whether soft-point expansion, delayed deformation or a target-oriented open tip is the right starting point.

Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Viper 190gr .308

Load data not found for: Gold Country Viper 190gr .308