Each caliber in the Ballistic Tip® and Ballistic Tip Varmint line has specific color designations.
For example:
.22 caliber is orange
6mm is purple
7mm bullets have red tips
30 caliber Ballistic Tips have green tips
What do the different tip colors on Ballistic Tip® bullets mean?
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