Liberty Ammunition Selling .224 Silverado Bullets

Richard Johnson
by Richard Johnson
Liberty Ammunition bullets

Liberty Ammunition is now selling the .224 caliber bullets it uses in the company’s Silverado line of .223 Rem ammunition.

The .224 caliber bullets are monolithic copper hollow points that weigh 55 grains. Due to the density of copper, these bullets are longer than a typical copper jacketed lead 55 grain bullet. Liberty Ammunition suggests that rifles with a barrel twist rate of 1:9″ or faster be used when shooting rounds loaded with these bullets.

The copper bullet has a nickel plating to increase lubricity and reduce copper fouling. Bullets have a sectional density of 0.157 and a ballistic coefficient of 0.195. The suggested retail price of these bullets is $29.99 for a bag of 50.

Richard Johnson
Richard Johnson

An advocate of gun proliferation zones, Richard is a long time shooter, former cop and internet entrepreneur. Among the many places he calls home is http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/.

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  • Ozzallos . Ozzallos . on Oct 19, 2015

    Is this .224 BOZ or some other form of .224? There's at least 4-5 variants. This article forces a bit too much google mining for anybody not familiar with the caliber, let alone which specific .224 caliber.

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    • Mark Mark on Oct 19, 2015

      @Anonymoose Would likely be too long due to the density of copper. This should be about as long as a 70gr lead projectile.

  • All the Raindrops All the Raindrops on Oct 19, 2015

    What a bunch of crap

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