Nosler Varmageddon 6mm Creedmoor 70gr Flat Base Tipped

$46.09 16 in stock

Nosler's Varmageddon line delivers high-velocity precision ammunition for varmint hunters. Loaded with 70-grain flat base tipped bullets and premium Nosler brass for consistent accuracy and reliable performance.

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Nosler Varmageddon: Precision Varmint Ammunition

Nosler's Varmageddon line represents a purpose-built solution for serious varmint shooters who demand both accuracy and value. This 6mm Creedmoor loading combines proven ballistics with economical pricing—a rare combination in premium ammunition.

Bullet Design and Performance

The 70-grain Varmageddon bullet features Nosler's signature polymer tip and flat base design. This combination delivers:

  • Polymer tip for aerodynamic flight and consistent expansion
  • Flat base for bench-rest accuracy and tighter groupings
  • Lead-alloy core with copper-alloy jacket for violent, reliable expansion on impact
  • High velocity performance across practical varmint ranges

Quality Construction

Loaded with Nosler's premium brass, each round reflects the company's commitment to consistency and reliability. Nosler has been manufacturing ammunition and component bullets since 1948, earning a reputation for quality that extends across hunting, precision shooting, and competitive disciplines.

Ideal For

This ammunition is engineered for high-volume varmint shooting where precision matters. Whether you're managing prairie dogs, coyotes, or other small game, Varmageddon delivers the accuracy and terminal performance needed for clean, ethical shots.

Nosler's motto—Quality First—is evident in every round.

Features

  • bullet weight: 70 grain
  • velocity: 3550 fps
  • rounds per box: 20
  • 6mm creedmoor

Attributes

Application: Hunting
Boxes Per Case: 10
Bullet Type: Flat Base Tipped
Caliber: 6mm Creedmoor
Casing Material: Brass
Grain Weight: 70 Gr
Model: Varmageddon
Muzzle Energy: 1959 ft-lbs
Muzzle Velocity: 3550 fps
Rounds Per Box: 20
Type: Flat Base Tipped
Units Per Box: 20
Units Per Case: 200