Remington Premier Magnum Rimfire 17 HMR 17 gr AccuTip-V BT
At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Remington |
| Cartridge | 17 HMR |
| Product Line | Premier Magnum Rimfire |
| Primary Use | Small game and varmint hunting |
| Bullet Type | AccuTip-V polymer tip |
| Bullet Weight | 17 gr |
| Case | Brass (rimfire – action-length class not applicable) |
| Primer | Rimfire – neither Boxer nor Berdan |
| Packaging | 50 rounds per box |
| Typical Price | ~$23–25 / box (~$0.46 per round) |
| Closest Competitors | Hornady Varmint Express 17 HMR 17 gr V-Max · Winchester Supreme 17 HMR 17 gr V-Max · 17 HMR – Federal Premium V-Shok 17 gr V-Max |
Official Specs
Verified manufacturer specifications for this exact factory load. Missing values were not calculated.
| Spec | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Muzzle Velocity | 2,550 fps | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| Muzzle Energy | 245 ft-lbs | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| Bullet Weight | 17 gr | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| Bullet Type | AccuTip-V polymer tip | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| BC G1 | .125 | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| BC G7 | — | Not found in verified official manufacturer sources |
| Manufacturer SKU | 28464 | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| UPC | 047700010809 | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| Case Material | Brass | Current Remington manufacturer data |
| Primer | Rimfire – neither Boxer nor Berdan | Rimfire cartridge design |
| Reloadable | No – not conventionally reloadable | Rimfire cartridge design |
Not verified: G7 BC, test barrel length. These fields remain blank where applicable.
Ballistics Table
Official Remington data. 50-yard zero, 1.5-inch sight height. Blank cells were not published by Remington.
| Distance (yd) | Velocity (fps) | Energy (ft-lbs) | Trajectory (in) | 10 mph Wind Drift (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2550 | 245 | — | 0.0 |
| 50 | 2212 | 185 | 0 | 0.8 |
| 100 | 1901 | 136 | -0.3 | 3.2 |
| 150 | 1621 | 99 | -3.0 | 8.0 |
| 200 | — | — | — | — |
| 250 | — | — | — | — |
| 300 | — | — | — | — |
Variants
This page covers only Remington Premier Magnum Rimfire 17 HMR 17 gr AccuTip-V polymer tip, SKU 28464. Different bullet weights, bullet designs, product lines, or SKUs are separate factory loads.
The AccuTip-V Design
Remington identifies this exact 28464 load as a 17 gr AccuTip-V polymer-tip bullet. The current product page publishes a G1 BC of .125. It does not identify the bullet as a boat-tail, so this report does not classify it as one.
Best Uses
- Manufacturer-designated fit: Small game and varmint hunting.
- Lead restrictions: This load is not identified here as a lead-free option.
- Firearm fit: Use only in a firearm correctly marked for 17 HMR and follow the firearm maker’s ammunition guidance.
Reliability Notes
AmmoReports has no approved structured field submissions for this exact SKU yet. Manufacturer figures above are controlled test data; actual results can vary by firearm, barrel, lot, and conditions. For semi-automatic firearms, follow the ammunition and firearm manufacturers’ current instructions.
Competitors
| Published AmmoReports Load | Weight | Bullet | Official Muzzle Velocity | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hornady Varmint Express 17 HMR 17 gr V-Max | 17 gr | V-Max polymer tip | 2,550 fps | Different factory load – compare in the same rifle |
| Winchester Supreme 17 HMR 17 gr V-Max | 17 gr | Hornady V-Max polymer tip | 2,550 fps | Different factory load – compare in the same rifle |
| 17 HMR – Federal Premium V-Shok 17 gr V-Max | 17 gr | Hornady V-Max polymer tip | 2,530 fps | Different factory load – compare in the same rifle |
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Price Reality
- Typical retail range: $23-25 per box of 50 (US market, 2025-2026)
- Per-round cost: approximately $0.46
- Technical comparison: current Remington data lists 2,550 fps and G1 BC .125. The current source does not identify a boat-tail, so price comparisons should not assume a boat-tail advantage.
- Fair price benchmark: under $24 per box is reasonable; compare current retailer listings before buying.
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Where to Buy
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FAQ
What exact factory load does this report cover?
This report covers Remington Premier Magnum Rimfire 17 HMR 17 gr AccuTip-V polymer tip, manufacturer SKU 28464.
Are the ballistics in this article official manufacturer data?
Yes. Published manufacturer values are shown unchanged, and distances the manufacturer does not publish are left blank.
Does 17 HMR use a Boxer or Berdan primer?
Neither. 17 HMR is a rimfire cartridge. The priming compound is located in the rim rather than in a separate centerfire primer.
Can the fired 17 HMR case be reloaded?
17 HMR cases are not conventionally reloadable. The rimfire priming system is not designed for normal Boxer-primer reloading.
Is the AccuTip-V officially listed as a boat-tail?
The current Remington product page identifies the bullet as AccuTip-V but does not state that it is a boat-tail. This report therefore leaves that construction detail unverified.
Submit Your Data · Real-World Results
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Last updated: April 2026 · Data confidence: Low (0 submissions) ·


