.22 CAL 65 GR. SBT GAMEKING
.22 CAL 65 GR. SBT GAMEKING
This bullet requires a barrel twist rate of 1×10” or faster.
The #1395 was introduced in 2004.
$30.72
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.973 lbs |
|---|---|
| Diameter (inches) | 0.224 |
| Weight (grains) | 65 Gr. |
| Sectional Density | 0.185 |
| Ballistic Coefficients and Velocity Ranges | .303 @ 2750 fps and above .297 between 2750 and 2450 fps .293 between 2450 and 2150 fps .287 between 2150 and 1150 fps .270 @ 1150 fps and below |
| Box Count | 100 Bullets |
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0.308
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.30 CALIBER/7.62MM 150 GR. FMJBT
150 Gr.0.308
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For rifles, this 150 grain #2115 Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail bullet is designed for semi-automatic types, and it functions flawlessly in the M14/M1A, M1 Garand and similar rifles. The cannelure is located to provide an overall length suitable for both the 308/7.62 NATO and the 30-06 cartridges. This 150 grain FMJBT bullet also is a good bullet at medium and low velocity for hunting game with valuable pelts to be preserved.
In handguns, this 150 grain #2115 FMJBT bullet is ideally suited to the hunter who requires a non-deforming bullet to minimize pelt damage. Velocity should be kept low, and ranges must be correspondingly short to minimize damage to the pelt.
$41.12
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0.224
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.22 CALIBER 55 GR. SBT
55 Gr.0.224
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In rifles chambering 22 caliber cartridges of moderate to large powder capacity, this famous bullet is perhaps the most efficient 22 caliber bullet available for varmints at long range or targets. The spitzer boat tail design provides exceptional accuracy and a flat trajectory. The high ballistic coefficient of this bullet provides less sensitivity to crosswinds and vertical winds and greater retained velocity and energy downrange. It is an excellent choice for most 22 centerfire cartridges but is at its best in the 22-250, 220 Swift, and similar high-velocity cartridges. For target shooting purposes this 55 grain spitzer boat tail has been surpassed by the heavier MatchKing bullets in 22 caliber, but in many rifles it delivers match-grade accuracy.
For handguns, because it has the Sierra high velocity construction, this bullet is too "hard" to be recommended for hunting applications. However, it features the famous Sierra accuracy and is certainly an excellent choice for long-range accuracy under all conditions. If a boat tail bullet with extremely high accuracy fits your needs for target shooting, then this bullet should be your choice.
The #1365 was introduced in 1980.
$28.33
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0.375
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.375 CALIBER 200 GR. FN
200 Gr.0.375
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For rifles, this bullet is designed specifically for the 375 Winchester cartridge. It has Sierra's unique PowerJacket and provides outstanding terminal performance. Sierra's Power Jacket ensures positive but even expansion in conjunction with good penetration on medium to heavy game. The cannelure location is correct for crimping, and the flat point was designed for use in tubular magazines. This bullet is also very effective in the 375 H&H Magnum, but velocity should be kept around 2200 fps to avoid over-expansion in game.
For handguns, although the bullet is designed for rifles chambered for the 375 Winchester cartridge, it quickly found a home in the 375 Super Magnum revolver. Thompson Center currently chambers the T/C Contender for the 375 Winchester as well. Designed for the modest velocities generated by 375 Winchester rifles, this bullet performs very well in a handgun. The large amount of exposed lead at the tip and the PowerJacket skiving assure quick, even expansion at all suggested velocities and ranges, making this bullet the best choice in this caliber for field use on game. Traditional Sierra accuracy assures success on medium to large game and silhouettes.
The #2900 was introduced in 1987.
$31.57
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0.204
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.20 CALIBER 39 GR. BLITZKING
39 Gr.0.204
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The #1039 was introduced in 2005.
$34.78 – $171.73