The Hornady 22 Magnum 30 grain V-MAX package is a varmint hunter’s dream order, 600 rounds bagged inside a Black Hills ammo can. Polymer tipped rimfire ammunition changed what a .22 WMR could do in the field, and this is that bullet in serious quantity. The can alone is worth having on the shelf.
Varmint work is a volume sport. Pest control around a farm, a prairie dog town or a season of ground squirrels burns rimfire ammunition faster than most people plan for. Six hundred rounds is a supply that lasts.
What the Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX load does in the field
The V-MAX bullet is built around a polymer tip that drives back into the core on impact and forces rapid, dramatic expansion. On light bodied varmints that produces immediate results and very little pass through energy, which is exactly what pest control calls for. The tip also improves the bullet’s flight, sharpening accuracy and flattening trajectory.
At 30 grains this is a light, fast projectile, and that is deliberate. A Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX round trades bullet weight for velocity, and velocity is what makes the polymer tip work as designed. For small game and pests it is a genuinely devastating combination.
Features of the Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX ammo can
- Thirty grain polymer tipped V-MAX bullet engineered for rapid, uniform expansion.
- Six hundred rounds bagged inside a Black Hills ammo can for storage and transport.
- Clean burning, high performance propellant for consistent velocity round to round.
- Flat trajectory and precise shot placement from an aerodynamic bullet profile.
- Ideal for varmint control, small game hunting and high volume target practice.
- Loaded by Hornady, the company that popularized the polymer tipped varmint bullet.
Specifications and what they deliver
Caliber is .22 Magnum, bullet weight is 30 grains, bullet type is the polymer tipped V-MAX, and the quantity is 600 rounds packaged in an ammo can. The propellant is selected for clean burning and consistent velocity. Everything about the package is aimed at high volume field shooting.
Packaging matters more than people admit, and the ammo can is a real part of the Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX value. A sealed steel can keeps moisture out, stacks neatly, survives a truck bed, and carries easily to a shooting position. When the ammunition is gone the can keeps working.
Varmint hunting, zeroing and storing the Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX
Zero for the distance where your shooting actually happens. Most magnum rimfire varmint work occurs between 50 and 125 yards, and a 100 yard zero keeps you close enough to hold center across that whole band. Confirm it on paper before you trust it on game.
Light bullets are more affected by wind than heavy ones, so read conditions before a longer shot with your Hornady 22 Magnum V-MAX rounds. A 30 grain projectile drifts noticeably in a crosswind, and learning that drift is part of using the load well. Practice in the wind rather than avoiding it.
Store the can sealed with its gasket intact and the ammunition inside will remain reliable for many years. Rimfire priming does not age quickly when kept cool and dry, and a proper can handles both requirements. Keep the desiccant fresh if you live somewhere humid.
Buy the ammunition when it appears, since magnum rimfire in bulk is one of the first things to sell out, and check the rest of our ammunition inventory for the rest of your list. One shipment beats three.
Explosive expansion, real accuracy and 600 rounds in a weatherproof can is a hard package to argue with. Set it in the truck and your pest problem becomes a scheduling issue. This ammunition ships straight to your door wherever state and local law allows.








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