Sierra MatchKing Long Range Specialty Bullets .30 cal .308" 210 gr HPBT MATCH 50/ct
SIERRA BULLETS
The Sierra MatchKing .22 caliber 77-grain hollow point boat tail rifle bullet is built for precision shooters who demand consistency at distance. These specialty bullets are engineered with ultra-thin jackets held to exacting tolerances—weight and diameter are controlled to fine margins—and feature a boat tail profile with a small meplat that delivers an exceptionally high ballistic coefficient. If you're loading ammunition for long-range target shooting, competitive matches, or varmint hunting where accuracy is non-negotiable, the MatchKing platform has earned its reputation among precision reloaders worldwide.
Sierra's design philosophy centers on what matters most to long-range shooters: minimal run-out, predictable flight, and tight shot groups. The hollow point configuration supports both accuracy and terminal performance, making these bullets versatile across medium to long-range applications in the .22 centerfire. Whether you're fine-tuning loads at the bench or competing in precision rifle events, the MatchKing's consistency allows you to focus on fundamentals rather than bullet variance.
These are unprimed cases—you'll be responsible for sizing, seating, priming, and charging according to your load data and equipment. That control is exactly what competitive and serious handloaders want. Sierra has produced MatchKing bullets for decades; the .30 caliber version dates to the 1950s and remains a benchmark for match-grade precision ammunition worldwide.
| Caliber | .22 |
| Weight | 77 grains |
| Bullet Type | Hollow Point Boat Tail (HPBT) |
| Brand | Sierra Bullets |
| Intended Use | Match and long-range specialty shooting |
MatchKing bullets are designed for precision shooting—competition, target practice, and applications where accuracy at distance is critical. The tight tolerances, boat tail profile, and high ballistic coefficient make them ideal for consistent groups and minimal wind drift in medium to long-range shooting.
Yes. While these bullets are engineered for match-grade accuracy, the hollow point design supports terminal performance and they are suitable for varmint and specialty hunting applications where precision is required.
The small meplat (the flat tip of the bullet nose) contributes to a higher ballistic coefficient and more consistent ballistic performance in flight, which translates to tighter groups and more predictable trajectory at distance.
You will need to reload these bullets yourself. As a reloading component, they require sizing, seating, priming, and powder charging according to your load data and equipment—they are not loaded ammunition.