Remington AccuTip 222 50 Grain Premier Varmint – 20 Rounds

Remington AccuTip 222 ammo comes from the Premier Varmint line. It loads a 50 grain AccuTip polymer-tipped bullet at a listed 3,140 fps with 1,094 ft-lb at the muzzle. The G1 ballistic coefficient is 0.242. Cases are brass with Boxer primers, non-corrosive and reloadable. Each box has 20 rounds. This is a varmint load for shooters who want a tipped bullet in a Remington-branded 222 load.

222 Remington AccuTip Specifications

• Caliber: 222 Remington
• Bullet weight: 50 grain
• Bullet type: AccuTip polymer tip
• Muzzle velocity: 3,140 fps
• Muzzle energy: 1,094 ft-lb
• Quantity: 20-round box
• Case: Brass
• Primer: Boxer
• Corrosive: No
• Reloadable: Yes
• G1 ballistic coefficient: 0.242
• Sectional density: 0.142
• Lead-free: No
• Price per round: about $1.59

Best Uses

Use a box to zero and then take it into the field. The AccuTip is built for small and medium varmints, so think prairie dogs, gophers, woodchucks and foxes. The listed speed gives a flat path at normal varmint ranges. Check your own drop chart before long shots. A 20-round box of Remington AccuTip 222 is also handy for testing whether your rifle groups better with a polymer tip or a soft point. If it does, buy more of the same lot. Keep the fired cases for reloading.

Compare it with the Remington 222 50 grain soft point, or read our 222 Remington ballistic data guide.

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FAQ

How fast is a 222 Remington?
It depends on bullet weight. This 50 grain Remington AccuTip load is listed at 3,140 fps at the muzzle. Lighter bullets run faster and heavier ones run slower.

What is an AccuTip bullet?
AccuTip is Remington’s polymer-tipped varmint bullet. The tip helps the bullet keep its shape in flight and starts rapid expansion when it hits small game.

What should I shoot first with a new 222 load?
Start with three-shot groups at 100 yards to confirm zero. Then shoot a few rounds at 200 yards so you know your drop before you hunt.

Is 222 Remington ammo hard to find?
It is less common than 223 on store shelves, so stock can come and go. Buying a few boxes of a load your rifle likes is a smart way to stay supplied.

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