Sierra Precision

Features
Suitable for: AR-15
Color: Black
Material: Polymer
Item details
Made in USA

Sierra Code: 9245Diameter: 0.308Weight: 240grBallistic Coefficient: .711 @ 2150 fps and up .702 between 2150 and 1800 fps .685 @ 1800 fps and down

DescriptionProduct DetailsSierra has enhanced a segment of the MatchKing line by adding the acetal resin tip, thus crowning the Tipped MatchKing (TMK) bullet line. The major advantage of adding a tip to the bullet is the reduction of drag, producing a more favorable ballistic coefficient. Another benefit is reliable feeding in magazine fed firearms.

DescriptionProduct DetailsDesigned specifically for record-breaking accuracy, the 70 grain MatchKing® quickly established itself as the bullet to beat in centerfire competitions out to 400 yards. With Sierra’s traditional precision design, the #1505 HPBT gained wide and immediate acceptance.

DescriptionProduct DetailsShooters around the world will appreciate the accuracy and extreme long range performance of the 30 Cal 230 grain HPBT (#2251). A sleek 27 caliber elongated ogive and a final meplat reducing operation (pointing) provide an increased ballistic coefficient for optimal wind resistance and velocity retention.

DescriptionProduct DetailsThe 22 caliber 90 grain Hollow Point Boat Tail was created in response to the increasing demands of Long Range shooters. With the success of the AR-15/M16 rifles in Long Range competition, the need was felt to maximize the ballistic potential of these rifles.

DescriptionProduct DetailsDesigned for Service Rifle competition in the M16A2/AR-15A2, our 22 caliber bullets have set an incredible number of new national records.

DescriptionProduct DetailsThis 100 grain 25 caliber HPBT MatchKing® bullet #1628 has been designed with the characteristic MatchKing® quality features, a thin jacket for concentricity and uniformity, and precise weight control. It is appropriate for cartridges like the 257 Roberts Improved, 25-06, 257 Weatherby Magnum and 1×10″ twist 250-3000 Savage.

DescriptionProduct DetailsThis 135 grain MatchKing® bullet #1833 is the heaviest match grade bullet currently available in Sierra’s line in 270 caliber. Designed for long-range accuracy, a long ogive point with small meplat and a boat tail shape give this bullet outstanding “low drag” characteristics in this caliber for maximum efficiency at extreme ranges.

Diameter: 0.308Weight: 135grBallistic Coefficient: .390 @ 3250 fps and up .370 between 1900 and 3250 fps .345 between 1500 and 1900 fps .300 @ 1500 fps and down

Diameter: 0.308Weight: 135grBallistic Coefficient: .390 @ 3250 fps and up .370 between 1900 and 3250 fps .345 between 1500 and 1900 fps .300 @ 1500 fps and down

DescriptionProduct DetailsThe 168 grain #1930 bullet has a large following in rifle silhouette competition, especially for rams. This bullet excels at long ranges (600-1000 yards). It has set numerous records in nearly all types of long-range rifle competition.

Diameter: 0.284Weight: 130grBallistic Coefficient: .395 @ 2850 fps and up .391 between 2850 and 2300 fps .387 between 2300 and 1800 fps .370 @ 1800 fps and down

DescriptionProduct DetailsThis bullet is designed in the MatchKing® tradition, and manufactured to MatchKing® standards, and intended for rifles shooting magnum cartridges, such as the 338 Winchester Magnum and 338-378 Weatherby. This bullet will shoot well in 338 Winchester Magnum barrels with 1×12″ twist rate.

For over 60 years Sierra Bullets has been dedicated to producing the most accurate bullets in the world. This commitment established a "tradition of precision" for which Sierra is known around the world. Sierra production began in 1947 in Quonset, California.

DescriptionProduct DetailsOriginally designed and developed for 300 meter international matches, the 150 grain #2190 was introduced in the late 1950s. Their first major competitive match was in the 1959 Pan American Games.

DescriptionProduct DetailsThe 150 grain #1915 bullet has a large following in rifle silhouette competition, especially for the first three banks, chickens, pigs and turkeys. This bullet also has a loyal following in Hunter Benchrest target shooting.

DescriptionProduct DetailsThe 150 grain #1915 bullet has a large following in rifle silhouette competition, especially for the first three banks, chickens, pigs and turkeys. This bullet also has a loyal following in Hunter Benchrest target shooting.

DescriptionProduct DetailsDesigned in the famous MatchKing® tradition and intended to give shooters of this caliber a world-class target bullet, this projectile fills a long-neglected niche. With this bullet, Sierra has given shooters around the world MatchKing® quality in this caliber. An excellent target bullet for the 303 Lee-Enfield service rifles.

DescriptionProduct DetailsShooters around the world will appreciate the accuracy and extreme long range performance of the 22 caliber 95 grain HPBT (#1396). A sleek 27 caliber elongated ogive and a final meplat reducing operation (pointing) provide an increased ballistic coefficient for optimal wind resistance and velocity retention.

For over 60 years Sierra Bullets has been dedicated to producing the most accurate bullets in the world. This commitment established a "tradition of precision" for which Sierra is known around the world. Sierra production began in 1947 in Quonset, California.

Diameter: 0.308Weight: 180grBallistic Coefficient: .475 @ 2800 fps and up .496 between 2800 and 2200 fps .494 between 2200 and 1600 fps .494 @ 1600 fps and down

DescriptionProduct DetailsThe 6.5mm/.264 inch bore has recently enjoyed a resurgence of interest. Several rifle manufacturers currently produce 6.5x55mm sporters, exposing a new generation of shooters to this famous old Scandinavian service and hunting cartridge. Competitive HighPower and Silhouette shooters have also shown great interest in the 6.5mm bore size.

DescriptionProduct DetailsSierra has enhanced a segment of the MatchKing line by adding the acetal resin tip, thus crowning the Tipped MatchKing (TMK) bullet line. The major advantage of adding a tip to the bullet is the reduction of drag, producing a more favorable ballistic coefficient. Another benefit is reliable feeding in magazine fed firearms.