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Sierra GameKing .30/7.62mm 165 gr .308 Spitzer Boat Tail Rifle Bullet, 100/box - 2145

$42.17
Brand
Sierra
Caliber
.30 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Soft Point
Round Count
100
Grain Weight
165
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
92763021453
MPN
2145

Overview

Sierra GameKing 165-grain .30 caliber bullets feature a Spitzer Boat Tail design, which provides a flat trajectory, resistance to crosswinds, and high energy delivery. These bullets are intended for medium- to long-range hunting and exhibit match-grade accuracy. They offer reliable penetration and expansion, performing well at impact velocities associated with cartridges like the .308 Winchester. These bullets are versatile enough for game ranging from varmints to large game, such as elk, provided range and velocity requirements are met (typically up to 300 yards and under 3000 fps). They are also suitable for use in handguns chambered for .30 caliber rifle cartridges.

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