Anybody load these yet? What do you think? Have you shot a yote or fox with them yet? Is there minimal damage to the pelt like they claim?
Would like to load some for my .22-.250 50gr. What powder and primers are working best for this load? I'm shooting a Savage BVSS heavy barrel.

I bought a box and did not like them. There are cheeper bullets that are more accurate, even the Hornady SPSX are more accurate.
You should try Calhouns DBHP bullets

Anybody???

Different question for you, how do you like your BVSS. Looked at one in .223 yesterday brand new for $650. Couldn't come up with the cash and still kicking myself in the behind.

vadeerkiller,
I cant complain, It is quite heavy though. Something Idon't like to lug around on longtreks. Its more of a bench rifle. I am happy with the accuracy so far. I want to play around with some hand loads to see what I can get. Right now I get close to 1/2"-3/4" at 100yds.
Trigger is smooth and really crisp especially in our cold Wisconsin weather.
(a bit touchy.) I don't have a right index finger, so I use my middle finger and it may be less sensitive for trigger control.
All in all, not a bad rifle for the $$$.

i have tried them, they are ok. i have shot one coyote with them, a big male about 150 but wasnt overely impressed. but at the same time, one kill dont tell my much. i didnt look the dog over very good, mangey!! didnt want to touch the dang thing and carry that crap back to my lab. accuracy is ok. they are not a nosler bt by any means. all in all, will probably stick with the noslers. and if it bears any on the thread, i shot them through a savage 12 in 22-250. and it is all the rifle a person needs and then some.

I was very happy with Ballistic Tips, but here in SoCal we were forced to go with non-lead rounds, so I tried the 36 VGs in my 22-250. 38 gr of Varget gives me around 4200 fps. At first the accuracy was unimpressive, but after tinkering with bullet jump I got them shooting almost as well as the BTs.

I recently got a Baikal .223, and have been shooting them in front of 28 grains of Varget. So far they show promise.