Barnes Bullets Match Burners Brns 32050 .224 77 Mb Bt 100
The Barnes Bullets Match Burners .224 77-grain Match Burners Boat Tail rounds are precision handload ammunition designed for competitive shooters and long-range hunters who demand consistency and accuracy. Built on a boat tail design that minimizes wind deflection and improves ballistic coefficient, these bullets deliver the kind of performance that makes the difference in tight groups at distance—whether you're dialing in for a match or hunting where every shot counts.
Match Burners are engineered for shooters who reload their own ammunition and want a projectile that cooperates with precision loading techniques. The 77-grain weight in .224 caliber has become a staple for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO platforms used in precision rifle competitions and long-range hunting. Each box contains 100 bullets, allowing you to develop your loads and test them with a substantial sample size before committing to larger batches.
If you're serious about handloading for accuracy, you know that bullet consistency matters as much as powder charge and primer selection. Barnes engineered these rounds to meet the exacting tolerances that competitive shooters expect, so you can focus on perfecting your load development rather than chasing variables introduced by the projectile itself.
Key Features
- Boat tail design for improved ballistic coefficient and reduced wind drift
- .224 caliber, 77-grain weight ideal for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO
- Designed for precision handloading and competitive shooting
- 100 bullets per box for load development and testing
Specifications
| Brand | Barnes Bullets |
| Caliber | .224 |
| Bullet Weight | 77 grains |
| Style | Boat Tail Match Burners |
| Quantity | 100 bullets per box |
Frequently Asked Questions
What firearms will these bullets work in?
The .224 77-grain Match Burners are designed for rifles chambered in .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO, which are common platforms for precision rifle shooting, competition, and hunting.
Are these loaded ammunition or components?
These are bullets only—handloading components. You'll need to combine them with brass cases, primers, and powder to create finished ammunition.
Why choose boat tail bullets for reloading?
Boat tail design improves ballistic coefficient, which means the bullet resists wind deflection and energy loss downrange. For shooters building loads for precision rifle work, this translates to tighter groups and more predictable performance at distance.
How many bullets come in a box?
Each box contains 100 bullets, giving you enough to develop your load recipe and test it thoroughly before scaling up production.

