Help me id a .22 bullet please

[sask3500]

I bought a bag of mystery fmj 55 grain bullets. Wondering if anyone recognizes them. They shoot well, looking for more if I can figure out what they are.

 

[threecentsolution]

I'm thinking Hornady. Not real familiar with their models but the profile looks right

 

[dead meat]

The bullet that is standing up appears to be a HP not FMJ, other than that they look like bulk Hornady i have. Tough to put a positive id on them going by a picture.

 

[polaris]

Hornady 22 CAL .224 53gr HP W/C Match

 

[sask3500]

Close... these have a boat tail and are 55gr

 

[colinjw]

Here is a search link to many pictures of different .224 55 grain bullets.
This may be helpful.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...bullets&form=IGRE&first=1&tsc=ImageHoverTitle

 

[Potashminer]

Interesting - I would have guessed Hornady, but not finding that picture in Hornady 9th manual - so .224" diameter, 55 grain, plus cannelure groove, plus Boat Tail and plus Hollow Point. Did not find that combo in Nosler 9, Speer 14 or Sierra 5th, either.

 

[billbmcleod]

Tape one to a piece of cardboard and mail to all the major manufacturers and see what they say. It would be nice to mail from the U.S. though.

 

[Hitzy]

Probably Hornady, I have some 75gr BTHP with cannelure that are identical except for weight of course.

 

[AB.boy]

Hornady product #2263B?

Seems to check all the boxes. .224 55gr HP BT With Cannelure

 

[sask3500]

I think so. I’ll order some and see. IF Canada ever gets bullets in stock again.

 

[todbartell]

Hornady product #2263B?

Seems to check all the boxes. .224 55gr HP BT With Cannelure

yeah that looks like the one. Only offered in 6000ct box

 

[Ruger007]

That Hornady would be my guess. Hence the bulk bag.

I have used them before. They are a good bullet. They also had a 62gr at one time. Maybe still do. Was excellent also.